[Wreckless]

This mod has been a mystery to me so I looked into it. There are two different versions, an inline and a cam cover version. This mod keeps your engine running more efficient and releases the pressure from the crank case eliminating a vacuum. It will increase fuel economy and give you a slight HP boost. The inline version sells for around $75 and the cam cover version sells for $135.

I am going to try to get my hands on one of these to do a writeup on them. :thumb:

Here are a few pics of the parts, I will see if I can find some installed pics..

Inline Version:

Cam Cover Version

 

[slider]

i think jason-jhilt has one on his bike you should ask him

 

[Jamie700R]

This mod has been a mystery to me so I looked into it. There are two different versions, an inline and a cam cover version. This mod keeps your engine running more efficient and releases the pressure from the crank case eliminating a vacuum. It will increase fuel economy and give you a slight HP boost. The inline version sells for around $75 and the cam cover version sells for $135.

I am going to try to get my hands on one of these to do a writeup on them. :thumb:

Here are a few pics of the parts, I will see if I can find some installed pics..

Inline Version:

Cam Cover Version

I have the inline one. Note: It does not come with hose clamps.

 

[Wreckless]

Post up some pics of it installed.. I would like to see.. :thumb:

 

[Jamie700R]

It can't be easily seen where i have it mounted.I mounted it right behind the "clip" that holds the evac line.

 

[CalledFollower]

So what is this? Something like a PCV valve? Explain please.

 

[Kenny]

Sorry Tim, I'm such a slacker! It's a patented one way valve that is extremely sensitive. It allows air to escape the crankcase, but not re-enter. It withstands Nitro and Methanol fuels. I have some guys that have dyno'd it, and I have seen 1-4hp gains on any build from totally stock to full on 14:1+ compression. The rings seat better, and fuel mileage and power are improved. It is real hard to quantify on the dyno, because you can usually feel the difference which is not indicative of a 1 horse gain. It will pretty much eliminate oil leaks, even from lockup clutch covers. It is kind of like a PCV valve on steroids. I have already had guys trying to do the same thing with PCV valves, and the valves fail, sometimes making a big mess. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time when I found these! I am just amazed at how they work:thumb:

 

[richw3533]

I just received both styles in today and got a huge response from everyone on them. Thanks Kenny for the great product. By the way, give your self a hand, the polishing is better than you think!! I just gave it that little extra!

Here it is installed - the side cover -

 

[CalledFollower]

Thats cool, any kind of application for the 660?

Its not fair how everyone with the 700s get all the cool mods!

 

[quiksilverz71]

I want one, which is better?

 

[Kenny]

Thats cool, any kind of application for the 660?

Its not fair how everyone with the 700s get all the cool mods!

The inline valve will work for ya:thumb:

 

[Kenny]

I want one, which is better?

Depends if you wanna be pretty or not......They both do the exact same thing....:thumb:

 

[Kenny]

I just received both styles in today and got a huge response from everyone on them. I will post up pictures as soon as I can. Thanks Kenny, great product.

I told you that I am the world's worst metal polisher!:coolshades:

 

[CalledFollower]

You my friend have a nice can opener!

 

[Kenny]

Here is a test thanks to Zebradog and Rooster built. The curve will smooth out with time. The only change is the valve(blue line). The red line is without the valve:thumb:

 

[Sandaddy]

Just curious Kenny......Why will it smooth out later ?? What will additional time do to make it smoother ?? I haven`t installed mine yet, so I no not of what I speak ??


Thanks ..........Sandaddy

 

[russ]

Just curious Kenny......Why will it smooth out later ?? What will additional time do to make it smoother ?? I haven`t installed mine yet, so I no not of what I speak ??


Thanks ..........Sandaddy

+1, I'm curious as well.

 

[Kenny]

His rings had not seated yet. Once everything starts to fit together a little better, it will smooth out. An engine built around a low tension ring package really shows big gains:thumb:

 

[Sandaddy]

His rings had not seated yet. Once everything starts to fit together a little better, it will smooth out. An engine built around a low tension ring package really shows big gains:thumb:

Thanks Kenny...........:thumb:....Sandaddy ( Don )... Part of the reason I asked is that I thought John had more hours on his build and I thought you meant the..."the valve gets better with age"...just like me...LOL...and I didn`t know how that would work or why that would be :lol:

 

[powder Coater]

If you use the cam cover style would you have to block off the vent hose to create a vacuum on the up stroke?