Now Ive read both yay and nay on this subject but I know it works for me and before anybody says anything negative I think they should probably check it out themselves.
Parts needed (depending on the bike that you're using)
One 1inch elbow and one 3/4 inch elbow and some pvc pipe dope.
Taper the 3/4 inch elbow to about half its original thickness on the inside so its a smooth transition into it from the 1 inch elbow and then throw the 1-in elbow into some boiling water until the plastic is soft enough to bend now take the 3/4-in elbow and shove it into the one inch end and hold it there run some cold water on it let it cool off and form. Slap a little bit of pipe dope on it and mounted to the seat post tube just above the carburetor and call it done.
Ive gained 4-6 mph depending on how my bike is running that day.
I know it's not really a blower motor or anything like that but still it blows air into the carburetor which will help sputtering and lack of oxygen that it seems to suffer from sitting behind the motor in a sort of vortex that starves the carburetor for air.
TRY IT BEFORE YOU TALK SMACK ABOUT IT.
Parts needed (depending on the bike that you're using)
One 1inch elbow and one 3/4 inch elbow and some pvc pipe dope.
Taper the 3/4 inch elbow to about half its original thickness on the inside so its a smooth transition into it from the 1 inch elbow and then throw the 1-in elbow into some boiling water until the plastic is soft enough to bend now take the 3/4-in elbow and shove it into the one inch end and hold it there run some cold water on it let it cool off and form. Slap a little bit of pipe dope on it and mounted to the seat post tube just above the carburetor and call it done.
Ive gained 4-6 mph depending on how my bike is running that day.
I know it's not really a blower motor or anything like that but still it blows air into the carburetor which will help sputtering and lack of oxygen that it seems to suffer from sitting behind the motor in a sort of vortex that starves the carburetor for air.
TRY IT BEFORE YOU TALK SMACK ABOUT IT.
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