11-02-14, 12:44 PM
Hey Nick,
Yeah I can put some pics up.
Its a pretty std install from the look of it, everything behind the reg plate (its got the magnum HCR addon), the feed tube runs under the seat, down the lower subframe tube towards the swingarm pivot then back along the underside of the swingarm to the sprocket.
I am going to move that to the front sprocket though, the tie wraps etc on the swingarm are a bit unsightly...
As a mild update:
After fiddling with it in short bursts I found a few things causing flow issues.
Firstly the nozzle slash angle was aimed at the sprocket - Scotoiler say it should be away from it.
Secondly, the dirt on the sprocket touching the nozzle tip was pulling oil from the tube causing it to flow out regadless of setting (unless it was set to completely off) which resulted in a seemingly unadjustable oiler - it was either off or "pissing" out.
I turned the nozzle to the correct position and cleaned up the sprocket, this solved the problems completely. The only thing left is a chain guard which my bike lacks... When it gets warmer I will be getting the old carbon fibre back out!!
Yeah I can put some pics up.
Its a pretty std install from the look of it, everything behind the reg plate (its got the magnum HCR addon), the feed tube runs under the seat, down the lower subframe tube towards the swingarm pivot then back along the underside of the swingarm to the sprocket.
I am going to move that to the front sprocket though, the tie wraps etc on the swingarm are a bit unsightly...
As a mild update:
After fiddling with it in short bursts I found a few things causing flow issues.
Firstly the nozzle slash angle was aimed at the sprocket - Scotoiler say it should be away from it.
Secondly, the dirt on the sprocket touching the nozzle tip was pulling oil from the tube causing it to flow out regadless of setting (unless it was set to completely off) which resulted in a seemingly unadjustable oiler - it was either off or "pissing" out.
I turned the nozzle to the correct position and cleaned up the sprocket, this solved the problems completely. The only thing left is a chain guard which my bike lacks... When it gets warmer I will be getting the old carbon fibre back out!!
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