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Hi

Just trying to rid of some spares that i have.

Got a few of them made from Aluminium.

Have a few to suit RB25 (DASH 10) and a few to suit RB26 (DASH 10 or 12) rocker covers.

Price: $50 a pair (postage $5.00)

I have sold these before though i am now going to work for a new company and therefor just getting rid of the few that i have left.

PM me if interested.

breather.jpg

Picture is from 2rismo.

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can i get more pics of the rocker cover please.

whats so special about the "breather dashs tyle" and what is it? sounds cool and i want but need know what it does :D

Thanks,

It a fitting that is fitted into the existing holes in the rocker covers. Then basically you can screw on some speedflow fittings (or similar)

Heres a pic (this is straight of the cnc, so you can use some aluminium polish to make them come up shiny..)

Rockercoverfittingfordashfittings.jpg

Thanks

it's the bits in the breather holes that allow the speedflow fittings to be screwed onto them.

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