Hey guys I was just wondering where is the best place to order the barb adapters for the water trap? Thanks
Hey guys I was just wondering where is the best place to order the barb adapters for the water trap? Thanks
Last edited by Beavinator; 07-03-2012 at 03:35 PM.
I got my at Home Depot in the plumbing section. Call ahead if you have a choice of stores to go to as they may not all stock the male 1/4 NPT to 5/16 adapter (assuming you have 5/16 fuel injector hose).Originally Posted by Beavinator
2007 SR 50 Factory Ditech (Morini) 9000 kmsBuzzetti side stand 03/18/12PIAA 'Slim Line' Sports Horn 05/21/2012Porter Cable water trap 06/19/12ECU completely derestricted ver 2.8.0 (YES! Thanks HGT 08/10/12)LV ZX-R 09/10/12Motul Scooter Power 2T oil (100% synthetic)NGK ZMR7AP spark plug, indexed, gapped to .030Malossi Multivar 2000 w. 7 gm rollers, Malossi Special Belt, White contrast spring @ 8000 km 11/12/128mm Mirror Riser Extender 05/12/2013Michelin Power Pure tires @ 9000 km 05/18/201390 kph on slight down hillAlso in the garage: 1987 BMW R80
A hardware store.
2009 SR50 Factory - 49cc Piaggio Engine
Engine:
ECU derestricted (unknown map)
AGIP City 2t oil
+3º key
NGK 7411 spark plug (CPR8E) .035"
Husky W/T
BGM PRO Evo 23mm intake manifold
Marchald Filter
Malossi VL13 reed
HGT fuel reg. (~130psi)
Transmission:
Malossi Multivar 2000
6.25 gr Dr. Pulley sliders
LV red clutch springs
Malossi green contrast spring
Exhaust:
LeoVince ZX-R
Status:
220lb rider
58mph not tucked
65mph tucked
both on flats
F/S : I have a new set of 5.0 gram sliders;
I am going to go with this one I think. I have a good idea for a mounting bracket. I will just make a U shaped piece of metal that the top of the trap slides into and I will drill matching holes on each arm of the u that the fittings screw into. First I will mount the upside down u to the bike and then slide the trap in and screw in the air fittings to hold it in place. Hope you guys can understand that lol.
http://www.avsontheweb.com/product.p...322&bestseller
Last edited by Beavinator; 07-05-2012 at 11:58 AM.
Grainger is good option:
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/WIL...288?Pid=search
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