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I am going to use the OS Giken fluid. I have it, might as well give it a shot. I may like it. Who knows.
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Also I ran into a little problem. When I went to mount my right exhaust can. Found out it was hitting the oil line from the bottom of the cover to the cooler at the front of the cooler bracket. So, I'm re routing the line. If I wasn't using the inline filter. It wouldn't be much of an issue. BUT since I'm using the inline filter. I have to do some more planning. Have some more fittings coming tomorrow. I'll post pic's when done. Another thing Daelen mentioned in his e-mail. It's about using the banjo fittings. He said that they don't like to use them because they are more restrictive then a regular fitting. On the bottom of the Z1 cover. You have to use one because of ground clearance issues. On the side of the Z1 cover. If you use the bottom side port (fill hole). You can use a regular fitting. But if you want to use the top port. You either use a banjo fitting, or buy other wheel speed sensor for the left side and put it on the right side. This will put the position of the wires off of the sensor pointing down instead of up. Have to lengthen the wires for this to work. Doing this will let you use a regular AN fitting. I'm going to check into this at a later time. Just want the Z back on the road. It's been on jackstands since last July.
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All done. Unless I get other ideas.
![]() Other idea is to hard pipe the hose from the top down towards the bottom, and have the filter there. To get the bottom hose away from the exhaust can. I had to reroute the line to the center. 1st pic. Shows the side with a hose strap to hold it in place. 2nd pic. Shows the top. 3rd and 4th pics. Shows the hose in the center. 5th pic. From the rear. All out of harms way.
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Having a SpeedHut diff temp gauge installed. Watching the temps today. It's 40F outside. Diff temp went to 200F after about 20 miles and stabilize. Turned on the pump and watched the temps drop. Turned the fan on and the temps dropped even quicker.
At an idle. You can hear the pump and fan. But soon as you get going. You don't hear them. My FI exhaust covers up their noise. The OS Giken diff is a bit clunky in operation at low speed. You know it's working.
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