Finally here is a photo of the vent filters in place (right side illustrated here). The hoses route in such a way so that the right side filter is for the left vent, and the left side filter is for the right vent. These are the Drag Specialties filters as depicted in the previous post, and they tuck in nicely behind the air filters and the side covers (you can't see them at all once the side covers are on, so all looks stock).
Hope this little project encourages others to give it a try!
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Dynorun CB72 with different engines
Hi Phil,
The dyno jet shows the difference between an early engine with two piece
muffler (red line) and a late engine with one peace muffler. Both engines
are standard but I used the same carbs with power jets (but different
settings).
At 145 km per hour in fourth gear the engine runs 10.500 rpm, but it still
pulls.
In the near future when I have more time I will give comments and explanation to the figures,
Jensen
The dyno jet shows the difference between an early engine with two piece
muffler (red line) and a late engine with one peace muffler. Both engines
are standard but I used the same carbs with power jets (but different
settings).
At 145 km per hour in fourth gear the engine runs 10.500 rpm, but it still
pulls.
In the near future when I have more time I will give comments and explanation to the figures,
Jensen
I'm using the K&N Part# RU-0160 on my '66 CA77. Fits perfect.
http://www.knfilters.com/search/product ... od=RU-0160
http://www.knfilters.com/search/product ... od=RU-0160