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Pete A 16-Dec-2006 01:45

Fitting Corse Oil Catch Tank?
 
Anyone know if it's possible to fit the Corse underseat breather catch tank, without having to reposition the cpu and everything else, i.e. alarm, relays, etc. can they be squeezed in - as the bike's still being used on the road?
Cheers,
Pete

polarexpress 16-Dec-2006 11:20

I assume this is for your 996S, right?

There are two kinds of carbon fibre oil catch tanks; a large one (58510182A) and a smaller one (58510182B). The latter is primarily meant for the 748 but I assume it does the trick for a 996 also.

The smaller version leaves more room underneath the seat - hopefully enough to re-position the CPU and what not.

I've got the large one myself but then again I own a 998 with its CPU placed by the battery so I didn't face the same problem as you do now.

Good luck!

keefer 16-Dec-2006 13:15

I have one with the cpu above it
and it all fits in (just)
as above though if its the smaller one it will work
if its the larger you have no chance

DC 16-Dec-2006 20:28

I have one fitted to my sps hybrid. CPU is the P8 type with the sps alloy subframe.

Fitted OK but had to relocate the relays. By the time that was done and the appropriate breather tubing was fitted, it was pretty tight under the seat unit.
No room for the standard tool kit.
Still, thats how I like it. Busy looking.



DC.

Pete A 17-Dec-2006 00:24

Thanks for the replies, I hadn't realised there were the two sizes, looks like favourite option would be to go for the smaller 748 one, which should hopefully be big enough - do they collect that much in use?
cheers, Pete

keefer 17-Dec-2006 09:36

it wont catch F all
they are over kill for a road engine
and any oil residue that is blown up there will slide back down
the idea is just to give it all a lot more space so that oil doesn't get blown into the air box like on the standard set up
there are other options though
like hollowing out the standard read valve and putting the valve into the air box like on a 748R
that's the mane problem with the standard setup
the read valve is to close to the crank case the oil just doesn't get a chance to flow back
Shazam has done a good right up on it. have a dig about under his post's

polarexpress 28-Dec-2006 10:26

Pete, right now motowheels have one of these oil catch tanks for sale. Grab it while you can:

http://www.motowheels.com/italian/myproducts.cfm?parentcategoryid=458%7CUsed%20Parts &productID=5302&showDetail=1&categoryID=458|Used%2 0Parts&vendoridtodisplay=0&filterFor=&collection=

Pete A 30-Dec-2006 16:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by polarexpress
Pete, right now motowheels have one of these oil catch tanks for sale. Grab it while you can:

http://www.motowheels.com/italian/myproducts.cfm?parentcategoryid=458%7CUsed%20Parts &productID=5302&showDetail=1&categoryID=458|Used%2 0Parts&vendoridtodisplay=0&filterFor=&collection=

Thanks for that - I had a look 'round their site, some good stuff. I found one from a dealer in Germany for the right price, which should arrive next week all being well.
Where did you get hold of the pipework to plumb it in, did you use original Duc. stuff, or just straight lengths of stock car type water/heater hose?

keefer 30-Dec-2006 17:08

you can still get the top pipe that goes to the air box from Ducati
but they don't do the lower ones any more
you can get a good substitute from Halfords
its has a flexi middle so wont crease when going from the crank to the breather

Chaz 30-Dec-2006 17:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete A
Anyone know if it's possible to fit the Corse underseat breather catch tank, without having to reposition the cpu and everything else, i.e. alarm, relays, etc. can they be squeezed in - as the bike's still being used on the road?
Cheers,
Pete


Louigi moto get some ally ones made to fit all models & a very nice bit of kit.


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