GSF 1200 Bandit - Cam cover Oil feed Adaptor ?

[woppi]

Hi

sorry for my may be stupid question ?

will this set --- Suzuki GSXR cam cover oil feed line adaptor -- also fit on an Suzuki GSF 1200 Bandit ?

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thanks for Info

woppi

 

[dupersunc]

Yes. 

[woppi]

Thank you ! 

[Jaydee]

The Torques stuff can be a little bulky. The take off fitting on the left side of the cam cover can interfere with the fuel tap on slingshots. Might be the same story with bandits.

[Dezza]

If you're fitting a head cooler then the T-piece isn't required. Just buy the bits needed individually rather than the kit.

[Gixer1460]

8 hours ago, Dezza said:

If you're fitting a head cooler then the T-piece isn't required. Just buy the bits needed individually rather than the kit.

Eh? Normally single output splits via Tee to two inlets. With a cooler, single output goes to cooler, from cooler to Tee then two inlets! All parts in that kit are required.

[dupersunc]

Just now, Gixer1460 said:

Eh? Normally single output splits via Tee to two inlets. With a cooler, single output goes to cooler, from cooler to Tee then two inlets! All parts in that kit are required.

The part supplied in that kit is to replace the Y piece that runs down the back of the block with AN hose, not for adding a head cooler.  You need a male/male,  -6 -8 "T" or "Y" fitting to plumb in a head cooler.

[george 1100]

[Gixer1460]

45 minutes ago, george 1100 said:

Exactly !

[Dezza]

The t piece in the kit isn't much use for fitting a head cooler. Depending on hose routing, using a more compact t or a y piece as duncan states for the feed from the cooler to the head will give a better result.

[george 1100]

Depends where the cooler is. On my slingy, the cooler is where the airbox sat and the two ducts supply cool air to it. The t worked perfect.

[Upshotknothole]

4 hours ago, george 1100 said:

Depends where the cooler is. On my slingy, the cooler is where the airbox sat and the two ducts supply cool air to it. The t worked perfect.

Off topic, but what engine is that? I see that you have the slabbie valve cover with the integrated breather.

[Dezza]

5 hours ago, george 1100 said:

Depends where the cooler is. On my slingy, the cooler is where the airbox sat and the two ducts supply cool air to it. The t worked perfect.

The nature of your t-piece can't be seen. If it's the same as the one in the kit as in the OP, then a male-male adapter will be needed to connect the hose coming from the cooler to the T. So if someone buys the kit, to use the T-supplied an additional male-male adapter is also required. Or simply buy the bits separately and use a T or Y adapter with all male ends as duncan describes. I.e the T bit supplied with the kit is not much use (as it is) if a head cooler is to be fitted. I include a picture of my set-up for clarity

Edited Tuesday at 06:03 AM by Dezza

[george 1100]

3 hours ago, Upshotknothole said:

Off topic, but what engine is that? I see that you have the slabbie valve cover with the integrated breather.

It's a 1052 with bits

[george 1100]

3 hours ago, Dezza said:

The nature of your t-piece can't be seen. If it's the same as the one in the kit as in the OP, then a male-male adapter will be needed to connect the hose coming from the cooler to the T. So if someone buys the kit, to use the T-supplied an additional male-male adapter is also required. Or simply buy the bits separately and use a T or Y adapter with all male ends as duncan describes. I.e the T bit supplied with the kit is not much use (as it is) if a head cooler is to be fitted. I include a picture of my set-up for clarity

It's possible I had to use an adaptor. I'll try and get a better pic

[george 1100]

Looks like I used a An8 male male adaptor on the T

[dupersunc]

11 hours ago, george 1100 said:

Looks like I used a An8 male male adaptor on the T

Yeah nothing wrong doing it that way if you have the parts already, I think I did my first 1100 like that, but I much rather use a male.,male Y piece when I fit a head cooler now.