I am just curious why no one has installed a intake vacuum port. I know every engine is going to be different, but getting a baseline for your own engine would help diagnose problems and maybe usable to measure performance add-ons. To establish a baseline would require the engine to be well sealed.
Maybe I can answer my own question. Maybe it is that most engines don't last long enough that the owner just buys a new engine or perhaps, the owner loses interest in the engine/bike and parts with it prior to needing repairs.
For those that do keep their engines for a long time, maybe it might be useful to add a vacuum port.
Just a thought and be free to comment.
Chris
AKA: BigBlue
Maybe I can answer my own question. Maybe it is that most engines don't last long enough that the owner just buys a new engine or perhaps, the owner loses interest in the engine/bike and parts with it prior to needing repairs.
For those that do keep their engines for a long time, maybe it might be useful to add a vacuum port.
Just a thought and be free to comment.
Chris
AKA: BigBlue
