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Old 07-07-2018, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by herbieg
Ok thanks swiftly!
Before I read your post, I had already ordered the DKCustoms kit. Hopefully that will work for me.
I will have to install the filter bracket below the abs. I have the extra long S69 k&n filter. It will be interesting to see how it goes. Plus, I am also worried about the clamps being able to support the weight of the longer filter (more oil than stock).
I will use the blue thread locker on the screws that connect the filter bracket to the frame. But I am not sure what threadlocker to use for the hose on the brass barbs. If you can suggest, that'll be great.
I have the DK Custom kit installed on my Breakout, below the ABS, and it would work fine even with a longer filter. I think you'll have no problem with the install, and the longer filter on your Deluxe...The hoses attach to the fitting with clamps, no threadlocker needed.

I got the optional black hose end clamps and braided hose from DK, and also blacked out the brass fittings on mine. It's a quality kit, and I'm very happy with it!!







 
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Old 07-07-2018, 04:18 PM
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Thanks RockerB. That looks good.
 
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Originally Posted by 09fitz
For reference, this is a DK Custom kit on my '09 Heritage. It doesn't have ABS though.




A quick question. What is that white-ish string like substance hanging from the brass barbs?
 
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That's not on the barbed side of fitting. It's on the male thread going into the unit. The white stuff is Teflon tape. I guess I could have dressed (cleaned) that up a little.
 
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Old 07-11-2018, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 09fitz
That's not on the barbed side of fitting. It's on the male thread going into the unit. The white stuff is Teflon tape. I guess I could have dressed (cleaned) that up a little.
Ah, got it. I thought it was a gasket and was confused a little. Thanks for the pictures though.
 
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[QUOTE=09fitz;17490650]For reference, this is a DK Custom kit on my '09 Heritage. It doesn't have ABS though.



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How hard was it to get the outside barb, on the OEM filter location piece, to be clocked in the forward (9 o'clock) position.....?

That seems to be the only way that the lines won't cross/touch..... There was another pic where it was clocked to the rear (3 o'clock) and the lines crossed, I would be too **** to let it stay that way....
 
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I know what you're asking hattitude. As I remember the installation went pretty easy. Don't recall a problem getting anything lined up properly.
The only problem I encountered was one barbed fitting on filter end worked loose enough to leak early-on but that was on me.
 
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Originally Posted by Rocker B
I have the DK Custom kit installed on my Breakout, below the ABS, and it would work fine even with a longer filter. I think you'll have no problem with the install, and the longer filter on your Deluxe...The hoses attach to the fitting with clamps, no threadlocker needed.

I got the optional black hose end clamps and braided hose from DK, and also blacked out the brass fittings on mine. It's a quality kit, and I'm very happy with it!!







How did you black out the fittings?
 
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Originally Posted by Bone Doc
DK Custom is the go to for oil filter relocation kits. They are a vendor and sponsor of the forum.

DK Custom Oil Filter Relocation Kit

Here's one from DK customs that i painted & added a pressure gauge to.
 
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Originally Posted by 09fitz;17490650


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That is exactly what I'm looking for but with the exchange/shipping to Canada it's a little much right now. I can't seem to find anything similiar up here that compares to your units.

 


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