Super Jet B pipe install

jdsfel

jdsfel

Location
LaPorte, IN
Hello everyone, I recently purchased a used modified B pipe and have an installation concern. The Factory pipe instructions page refers to drawing " sjethose" and I cant find this drawing anywhere. I am sure I could figure out where to cut my hose leading to waterbox but it looks like the other end's more complete 90 degree bend might be a better fit. What do you guys think? Thanks.
 
Pablo

Pablo

sqeez bth levrs & lean bk
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Location
georgia
Don't know exactly what ur referring to in ur OP, but here's a quick and dirty drawing of routing with an aftermarket head. I've never run the oem head with a bpipe.
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jdsfel

jdsfel

Location
LaPorte, IN
"Factory Pipe
Instructions
701 SuperJet Limited & Mod
Remove the stock exhaust system. If you are going to replace your stock waterbox do so now, if not, do not remove it. Factory Pipe offers a waterbox to compliment this system. Remove the battery, battery box and the empty fuel tank. Note -You may be tempted to install the pipe without removing the gas tank and battery, it's not worth it!
Cut the stock hose that goes to the waterbox as per drawing "sjethose". The Limited and Mod require the hose to be cut differently, please make sure you look at the proper drawing. Reinstall the hose."

This opening paragraph from the instructions page on the factory pipe website is what I was refering to in op. It is speaking of where to cut original exhaust hose. Thank you for the drawing on cooling hose routing as I was not 100% on that either. I plan on using a westcoast head that only has 1 water fitting available so your drawing may be a little more complex than I need.
 
R

r6487

Location
searcy, ar
without the drawing, shouldn't be any big deal. with the tank out, with manifold and headpipe on motor, mount chamber, with exhaust pipe still attached to waterbox, just pulled/held out of the way--once you have the chamber installed, pull the exhaust hose over the end of the chamber, cut it where you have 1-1/2"--2" of hose that will slide onto the end of the chamber pipe. doesn't really have to be exact. the drawing is a template that you could actually lay the pipe on top of and make the cut. once you have the chamber mounted you'll see it's easy to do without the drawing. peruse this site and i'm sure you can find a few motor pics that have the waterpipe end of the chamber and the hose cut to length.
 
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