gutsibits external oil filter kit ENA 14005

[Mike Harper]

Obviously you have no idea what you're talking about.
The "Outsider"  which is registered trademark  has never had the filter in the front
There have been several  modifications over the years due to various model changes by Guzzi and better manufacturing processes
Every  one of the copies still uses my design of a plate between the pan and the block.

[Rough Edge racing]

No argument, yet yours is a two or three piece with the filter to the front, theirs is a one piece with the filter to the rear, and its a knock off? That logic would imply that a Guzzi engine is a knock off of a Harley because they're both Vs and use pistons and rods.?????

 A Guzzi engine has more in common with a Chevy V8 than a Harley .....  

[borgmann]

thanks for the two help full comments relating to the G&G ENA 14005 oil pan .
As for the rest of the angry comments relating to wrongs perpetrated in the mists of time [nearly 40 years ago].1977?
all I can say is" the more luggage you carry ,the harder the journey."
Get on that bike , let the wind blow  that anger away and travel light.
Wishing you all have a great festive season.
 J.B

[markw]

...Until some buggers stolen ALL your luggage...

[Dukedesmo]

I have one of these GG sumps, works well and looks good although it did require a little engineering to get the pressure valve to fit and I had to get inventive to get a good seal for the sludge filter, so not quite plug 'n play but I'm happy with it and despite being deeper still leaves plenty of ground clearance.



I, personally prefer the design of this to a 'sandwich' extension/filter holder.

[rocker59]

No argument, yet yours is a two or three piece with the filter to the front, theirs is a one piece with the filter to the rear, and its a knock off? That logic would imply that a Guzzi engine is a knock off of a Harley because they're both Vs and use pistons and rods.?????

Looks like one-piece, mounted behind the sump, to me:

http://www.harpermoto.com/harpers-outsider-for-1998-and-newer-machines.html