Cosmokenney
Husqvarna
Pro Class
As a vendor who races, services and develops modifications for this product line, there should be no question that you have addressed a variety of issues your team and customers have encountered. I do not question the quality of the modifications you propose and provide. I do, however, wonder if some mods are as necessary as expressed for the typical owner. This thread: http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/highest-mileage-te-smr-449-or-511.31096/ would lead me to believe this bike is very capable of long, trouble-free service. So, while some owners do experience issues, many others do not, which makes me question just how dire the deficiencies of this engine are in general.
I can tell you from my experience with my bike that even though my TL hasn't failed, I'm happy to have put the breather mod and oil catch tank on my bike. I was ready to sell the bike over the oil spray alone, especially considering the cost of such an expensive mod that shouldn't have been necessary in the first place. Even if you don't think you are going to destroy a TL (I don't), do you feel comfortable running under 1000 ML of oil in such a tight engine? Do you feel comfortable not knowing exactly how much oil you have in your bike because it keeps spewing out? I'm running 1300 ML in my bike and rarely get any oil in my airbox now. And even if I do get a little, I know that just means I've overfilled it. And that few drops won't make any difference to the engines well being. Without the breather mod and catch tank and running 1000 ML the head and the front of my engine was drenched with oil on every ride -- no way of knowing how much was actually left in the engine.