Lennies Induct a potted history!!

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Lennies Induct a potted history!!

Postby winger » Tue Sep 12, 2006 1:43 pm

There were some postings the other day about an Induct,to my amazement people were asking what it was,maybe were not preaching the gospel like we should.

It surfaced in 2000 ish!!,made by an Australian,my bad memory fails me but i think is real name is Mark Lennon or sommat like that,his nickname is Lennie the Modifier and over the years he built a very trick S,pictures can be tracked down on the Pelican site.

When it was launched,it had a rival made by San Jose BMW,Lennies was made of C/F the SJ was injection moulded,and the two makers had a handbags at dawn set too on the Pelican site!!! which took several months to settle down,i don't recall Chris from SJ has ever posted since.

People who bought it very early like Peter actually bought direct from him in Oz,haveing touted it heavly on the Pelican, then set up various importers through out the world,they retail at £250,and 100ish secondhand.

It ain't rocket science it's just twice as big as a stock one,so the motor is able to gulp more air,and if you add a SJ filter does it even better,with a decent pipe.

One of those oddities (Induct) is a registered trade mark.

I'm sure there's loads i've forgotten or missed,but at least gives an insight.

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Postby Howard » Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:22 pm

Thanks for that! - As a new BCR owner, this is really helpful. I want some?

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Postby RoLoo » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:45 am

Howard wrote:...I want some?...


...yes ; you want one !
Have a nice day !
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Postby Howard » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:47 am

OK - I'll just have ONE then !!

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Postby Gromit » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:53 am

The Lennie's induct certainly works well, although I still retain a certain amount of scepticism as to whether I find all of its effects to my liking. I have little doubt as to its benefits at higher speeds/engine rpm but have always been concerned as to its negative effects lower down the rev range. It definitely makes the motor feel flat below 4500rpm, so much so that I find myself doing overtakes in a gear lower than I would have done without it.

Despite all this, I'd still rather run the bike with it, than without it. Just makes the bike feel peppier.

Just need the SJ filter unit now - anyone know if you can just order this straight from the US? (I've been on to the SJ website for a look-see).

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Postby RoLoo » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:53 am

...this is how it looks...

Image

...with the bodyparts mounted you don't see a thing of it ; you can only feel, and hear it...

...BTW : very hard to get these days !
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Postby winger » Wed Sep 13, 2006 12:22 pm

I've always had an hole in my midrange at 4500,put that down to the quirky pipe that i run,a PC cured all of that and some!!!.

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Postby julian » Wed Sep 13, 2006 5:13 pm

Gromit wrote:Just need the SJ filter unit now - anyone know if you can just order this straight from the US? (I've been on to the SJ website for a look-see).


I just bought one via SJBMW's internet site - it was mule'd over from the States by one of my work colleagues. I'm sure SJ they send them overseas.
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Postby Nick » Wed Sep 13, 2006 6:12 pm

Just ordered my induct from Lennie in oz

less than £200 with 3 day delivery. Can be done via paypal :lol:
Train don't go down there no more

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Postby herrman » Wed Sep 13, 2006 6:34 pm

Richard,
When i bought my SJ filter I just rang them to order and it came through the post! Got away with import duty and the dreaded vat if I remember correctly,

Peter.

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Postby winger » Wed Sep 13, 2006 7:22 pm

The big plus of the SJ filter isn't the amount of air it moves!!,it's the fact all the shit drops to the bottom,instead of staying on the stop blocking the filter as it does with both standard and K+N,just clean it out with a vacum cleaner!!.

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Postby soggybottoms » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:04 pm

Nick says "Just ordered my induct from Lennie in oz"

What's the site address? :?: I'm leaning into the keyboard now :!:

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Postby Gromit » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:05 pm

soggybottoms wrote:Nick says "Just ordered my induct from Lennie in oz"

What's the site address? :?: I'm leaning into the keyboard now :!:

Charlie


Here ya go Charlie...

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Postby Nick » Wed Sep 13, 2006 8:58 pm

Try this contact for lennie (boxer performance)

lenmor@activ.com.au

The cost of the induct is $420 ASD

He is set up for paypal payments now.

Just hope it comes soon cos going to scotland a week on friday. would love to try it up there.

considering Hawes also the week after
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Postby Gromit » Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:08 pm

Nick wrote:
considering Hawes also the week after


Considering????

Good heavens :shock:

You mean - 'see you fine people there...and if I'm first at the bar what you lot having?'

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