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[theeechozen1]

I bought that huge K&N filter from Packard like you suggested, and it's too long to run without hitting my overflow tank. How did you mount your overflow?

[stu]

take the overflow bottle off. theres really no need for it

search the forums on what to do if your not sure

 

stu

[bigboybanshee]

I bought that huge K&N filter from Packard like you suggested, and it's too long to run without hitting my overflow tank. How did you mount your overflow?

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I wouldn't take it off, just relocate it. Cotton Eyed Joe makes a overflow bottle relocation bracket and sells thim off of his site. You could either PM him or purchase one off his site...either way, it's the better way to go.

 

 

http://www.dunedevilinc.com/index.php?action=parts

 

It's about 5/8 of the way down the page, on the left.

[locogato11283]

take it off you dont need it. its a worthless piece of shit that clutters up the banshee.

[DUNEDEMON]

Mine is mounted in the front of the bike, sorry man forgot all about that, (been there for years...)

[theeechozen1]

I thought about just taking one of the bolts out of the relocation bracket and swinging it the side up against the frame but It might look cheezey. Do you just run the overflow line out in front of the swingarm with the carb vents?

[DUNEDEMON]

My overflow dumps out by the LF lower control arm. Bottle is mounted behind the radiator under the coil.

[DUNEDEMON]

Here is a picture of the filter installed and a bracket I made to support the rear of the filter.

 

[theeechozen1]

cool thanks for the help bro...I didn't think that filter was as big as it is from looking at the pic of your set-up...fuggers massive! Dennis said he gets another 3 ponies out of his bikes using these.

[DUNEDEMON]

No problem man, hope you get it sorted out.