Couple of pics let me know what you think My only obstilc is mounting them not sure how seeing as there isnt any brackets.
-Mike

Mike,

It looks like one of the two bottom ports will have to be capped, although I cant tell by looking at the pic, but it would appear that one already is capped with a steel allen (which will rust and leave rust stains under it).

I cant see how the interior of the can is configured or ported. If it's set up correctly (both of the incoming breather ports will have a tube going to the bottom of the tank and a baffle around the K&N filtered "breather" port), you might be able to get away with attaching the breather where you have shown. You can try it and see how it works, but ideally I'd want the breather up above the cap as I outlined above.

For mounting, you can machine some brackets out of aluminum. For quick and easy you can just screw some brackets to the boat and use a couple of SS hose clamps around the housing to secure it.

BTW, sorry to get OT here... But you knew we couldn't keep this on track for long, right!

They are stainless allen 1/2 pipe. Im going to give it a shot and CP has the brakcets for them im goin to mount on the head with a fab'd bracket from all the sh!t i have laying around here to attach it to.
-Mike

Hey Mike will a fire extinguisher mount hold them?? There are some nice billet ones.

like this

Oh look, Rollie is wearing a Kevin shirt!

Frank....You finally have a good avatar pic!!!!

Its 5" round. How large are the FE brackets? I like the one you posted
Here is what I found
http://www.cpperformance.com/p-14007...ing-clamp.aspx
-Mike

Anyone have a truck w/ a 100-150gal saddle tank for a fuel filler. I need to pump fuel into the boat, but these are much easier especially on the back of pickups....PM ME if anyone does..

A friend of mine had one, but he's not available until the weekend and I'd like to get this done before then if possible.

It'd be a huge help!