Oil Catch Tank, Cylinder Type / Normal, Monkey Gorilla

【SP武川 07-05-0046 Oil Catch Tank Cylinder Type/Normal Monkey Gorilla Engine Parts Takegawa】
■Product Description
Engine internal pressure can be input into the catch tank from the cylinder head and crankcase, and output can be either oil return to the clutch cover and a storage tank, or vented to the atmosphere.

■Detailed Description
●Aluminum Catch Tank Structure (Buffed Finish)
Engine internal pressure can be input into the catch tank from the cylinder head and crankcase, and output can be either oil return to the clutch cover and a storage tank, or vented to the atmosphere.
In addition, a separator is built into the catch tank to suppress oil that enters with the internal pressure and return it to the clutch cover.
A clear black hose with excellent flexibility is used, and its transparent black color allows the fluid inside the hose to be seen, enhancing the presence of the catch tank.
●Regarding Tappet Breather Cap Installation
If a tappet breather cap for normal/R-stage cylinder heads is installed, it cannot be used simultaneously with an SP Takegawa oil cooler kit.
If simultaneous use with an SP Takegawa oil cooler kit is desired, the oil cooler body must be a 3-fin type, and an optional tappet breather cap (swivel type) must be purchased separately.
Capacity is 420cc. Breather union included.

■Compatible Models
HONDA
Monkey Gorilla (Z50J-1300017~/AB27-1000001~1899999)
●Applicable Cylinder Heads
Normal Head
SP Takegawa Regular/R-Stage/R-Stage EM/R-Stage+D
●Applicable Clutches
Normal Clutch

■Precautions
※Image is for illustration purposes only. Includes products with different sizes and colors.
※Product design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Please understand.
※Simultaneous use of a tappet breather cap and oil cooler (4-fin type) is not possible.
※Cannot be installed on Monkey BAJA.
※Cannot be used simultaneously with a normal muffler or an up-type muffler.
※Monkey Gorilla (AB27-1000001~) and Monkey (fuel injection models) comply with 1998 regulations, so do not vent to the atmosphere. Exhaust gases must be returned to the air cleaner.