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Rear fill pinto cam cover
ady8077 - 25/6/05 at 09:29 PM

Hi anyone got one, or no where to get one from?

Adrian


greggors84 - 25/6/05 at 09:40 PM

Burton do one, its a bit pricey though, not to hard to make your own if you can weld.


mookaloid - 25/6/05 at 10:27 PM

I think tiger do one too

I actually ended up making my own after trying to buy one.

In the end it was easy enough to make.

I cut one up and welded the filler neck off one onto the other.

Cheers

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andrew.carwithen - 26/6/05 at 08:43 AM

Before I decided to switch to a bike engine, I modified my own pinto rocker cover.
I used a section from a Sierra 2 into 1 exhaust downpipe and then sleeved the original filler neck into it (perfect fit) to enable oil filler cap to fit.
After welding, used 'Quicksteel' filler to smooth off and then painted.
(See pics in my archive).


Mark Allanson - 26/6/05 at 10:43 AM

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Ian Pearson - 26/6/05 at 11:21 AM

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Where did you get that idea?



I've done the same, got the idea from "TOL".


andrew.carwithen - 26/6/05 at 05:14 PM

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Originally posted by Mark Allanson
Where did you get that idea?


Yep, you're right, Mark.
Did get the tip about using a section of the 2 into 1 downpipe from you. (Did a search under 'rocker' and found it!)




Andy.


ady8077 - 26/6/05 at 05:24 PM

I did alter mine, cut the filler spout off and used a cvh type cap, but it leaks

I also fitted a breather pipe to the rear, but that chucks all the oil out

But i like the way Mark & Mark have done it, might try again

Adrian