Crankcase cover/breather

[Fozzy1984]

Hi all,

After a bit of assistance with pro's and con's of low profile crankcase covers.

Just ditched the air box for pod filters, now the crankcase breather I bought fouls the bottom of the throttle bodies.

Do I, remote mount the breather using one of the old air box pipes and keep the standard cover,

Or, make a low profile cover.

Has anyone seen cooling or venting problems with a low profile cover?

Any help would be much appreciated!!

Fozzy

[Blubber]

I have pod filters and still have the "high" breather box. At this moment i am using one of the original hoses... the elbow... connected to a KN breather filter with a hose barb.

I just ordered a new breather filter with a push fit to clean that area up.

Dont know if it fits yet

[Fozzy1984]

Definitely the simplest option I think.

I work in a CNC machine shop so making brackets etc up isn't an issue.

The cover would be simple to make, just getting gaskets and sorting powder coating might not be that easy.

[Tally]

Your problem is covered by a thread on here. Word search air pod filters and all the info is there including crankcase cover breathers @Fozzy1984 

[Fozzy1984]

   thanks.

Should probably have fine that to start with.

[gsxbarmy]

Your problem is covered by a thread on here. Word search air pod filters and all the info is there including crankcase cover breathers @Fozzy1984 

https://gsx1400owners.org/forum/index.php?topic=257.0

[Fozzy1984]

    

[Blubber]

I have pod filters and still have the "high" breather box. At this moment i am using one of the original hoses... the elbow... connected to a KN breather filter with a hose barb.

I just ordered a new breather filter with a push fit to clean that area up.

Dont know if it fits yet

I can confirm it doesn't fit directly on the original box.

I can also confirm that fitting the vent filter on the oil filler place is a bad idea: your right shin / ankle will get warm 

Had my senior moment