[s a x m a n]

What are you folks using for a catch can (specifically 600RR people)?

Thanks!

[SVRACER01]

catch can for what? jay would know. but i beleive if the bike is mainly stock and you havent done something stupid like pulling out tubes and shit then everything stock should be ok.

radiator already has an overflow and oil overflow (shouldnt happen) will run into the bellypan

[hessogood]

If you have the stock tool kit case on the right side you can drill a few holes in that and use it. That's what I've used, just make sure it can breath.

[s a x m a n]

Originally posted by hessogood
If you have the stock tool kit case on the right side you can drill a few holes in that and use it. That's what I've used, just make sure it can breath.

you passed tech with that?

[Paul_E_D]

everything that can drip is supposed to go to a catch can. Not into the belly. Carb overflows, airbox breathers, radiator overflows, fuel tank breathers...

On my 125 there is an aluminum catch can built into the frame.

[hessogood]

Originally posted by s a x m a n
you passed tech with that?

Yes

[SVRACER01]

Originally posted by Paul_E_D
everything that can drip is supposed to go to a catch can. Not into the belly. Carb overflows, airbox breathers, radiator overflows, fuel tank breathers...

On my 125 there is an aluminum catch can built into the frame.

yeah but if the bike is still "stock" then everything should be fine

[Idiotboy]

Those new aluminum beer "bottles" work great.

[WebCrush]

Originally posted by Paul_E_D
everything that can drip is supposed to go to a catch can. Not into the belly.

The belly pan is considered a legal catch can

[SVRACER01]

unfortunatly LRRS doesnt enforce the belly pan

[a13x]

Originally posted by SVRACER01
unfortunatly LRRS doesnt enforce the belly pan

Bikes that don't come stock with bellypans don't need them. aka: SV's and Hawk's.


Past that... What Paul said.