GP air box in to an Ser 2?

[Rotor]

Just a quick check will the bigger neck GP airbox and scoop, top holes line up and fit ok in to a 1960 frame ? need lots more air for my 22/24 carb as its being strangled on the old 125 very small neck set up, was thinking of drilling a few holes in airbox too? trying to keep a standard-ish look at the moment !

[Doom Patrol]

No. It's the clasp on the top of the S2 toolbox that's the problem. It is set further back than the S3 toolbox and makes it very difficult to squeeze a S3 airbox in. Not good really. Why don't you just use a remote filter?

[Rotor]

Thanks, thought that might be the case, plan B remote filter then ! off to the carb section of the forum now for some 'ball' park jetting
Paul

[soullad]

wouldn't the tv 175 s2 airbox fit? I recall this being designed (bigger diameter top hole / wider) for better airflow for the 20 mm carb?
You could also remove the inner baffle and drill some holes, on the front, on the side facing the toolbox, so they are less visible?
A touch fiddly but if thats the look you are after?

[Doom Patrol]

You're right. It probably would. But you don't see them about that often.

[Rotor]

Had thought about that for an initial idea but as you say availability not to mention cost, I guess they have a bigger/different scoop too?
Where as a GP airbox can be picked up for peanuts. I wonder if the elbow is the same on a TV size/fitting wise? Also I would feel bad drilling a genuine old TV air box full of holes !

[Fish]

Have you taken the internal baffle out out of the original air box. Easy enough with a dremmel

[Rotor]

Not even thought of that might be an easier option ! do you think it will flow enough, bored out 22-24mm carb, one of those stage 4 alloy kits and an old fresco ?

[Doom Patrol]

If you are going to do that don't forget to open up the air scoop as well.

[corrado]

Just had a look at my own S2 TV airbox, I never realised that they don't have the gooseneck in them, just a tube about 3 inches long with a few holes drilled it in. I feel all anoraky now.