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I've decided to shoehorn my VTR lump into a B12 frame with mods because I like the shape of the petrol tank

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Trouble is there isnt enough room for the air box

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Dose anyone know of an after market "K'n'N" type filter conversion that might work

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I thougnt if it was on flexable hose mounts I could locate them in the frame each side oftbe front cylinder.
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Nope
That's a lot of work for a different shape tank lol
You could always make a new air box with the same volume as standard
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could you get away with using the bottom half of the airbox and maybe one of those mwr filters that will be on sale soon, you wiil only be saving a couple of inches in height tho.
checkout this link....http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=22519
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Or fit a couple of KN cone-type filters onto some old inlet stubs, then you won't need an airbox at all.
The stacks mount directly on the airbox plate, and can be shaped to accept the K+N's.

It will definitely need setting up on a dyno, and it's not easy to get right, apparently.

But when was that ever a reason not to do something?

I happen to have a spare pair of new 48-52mm K+N filters for that exact purpose.
Worth a bit of a play, I thought, but haven't had time or dyno setup money yet.

Might sell the K+N's, though, if you want to have a go?
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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Good stuff thanks lads.

Heres a quick photo update of my progress

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Also made a belly pan from the bit I chopped off the R1 seat unit.

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Wow, you got some innovative ideas going on there. Can you flip the visor lid and chuck stuff in there like a top box. Nice big rear wheel you got there. With regards to the airbox have you thought about maybe getting some flat side carbs.

I look forward to seeing how this build progresses. Good work. :thumbup:

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When its finished the visor will be in the half up position and inside there will be two round tail lights. when I break the person will see two red eyes glaring at them :lol:

Didnt know I had a choice of carbs to be honest :thumbup:
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Have a look at rob.... chopper street fighter Superhawk VTR of the month. He had a single carb mounted to one side if I remember correctly. :think:
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http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 15#p206495
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Flat sides (FCR) carbs specifically made for the VTR are expensive and hard to come by, but there maybe other options out there. It would make it a lot easier to run without an airbox or attach cone filters straight on.

This may give you some ideas http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 15#p206495

You beat me to it Kev :lol:

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As Lloydie said "quick for a Grandad" Git. :lol:
Nice work by the way IED. Never seen the crash helmet light done on the rear of the bike before, looks good.
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Really looking forward to watching this one develop.
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cybercarl wrote:
You beat me to it Kev :lol:

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he is getting like that now , i think he is over compensating for having a slow blue one :lol: :Fish:
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You velly bad man, me no likey no more. :lol: :lol:
You been sacrificing anymore plastic to the god of roundabouts lately? By the way did you find my nipples? oooohhh errrrrr missus!!! :lol:
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As Lloydie said "quick for a Grandad" Git. :lol:
and he got this post in first :confused not only are the posts quick, they are telepathic :lol:

What sort of front end's going on this bike?

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Kev L wrote:You velly bad man, me no likey no more. :lol: :lol:
You been sacrificing anymore plastic to the god of roundabouts lately? By the way did you find my nipples? oooohhh errrrrr missus!!! :lol:
nipples :boobs: oh yes thanks for them :thumbup: .
i went out on sunday for a blast and used some more slider on the rhs i still need to get my left down :crazy: .
i dont get much time on the bike when im on lates :( any more .
pluss im waiting for postman to bring me some carbon and titanium parts :shh:
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