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13-01-07, 07:23 PM

Cutting into the vacuum feed is always what people tend to worry about, it's not a big deal really and is probably the easiest bit to do. Just do it, you have a car to get another bit of tube, any motor shop like Halfords prbably stock it. I've fitted a few of the things, if I can do it littereally anyone can. Just read the instructions at least twice and do a dry run before cutting anything.

13-01-07, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Beenz

littereally

Pure comic genius

13-01-07, 07:58 PM

Could be worse.. could be like my bike.. half fitted at the moment, as nothing thats supplied in the box will do for holding the needle near the sprocket...

quite impressed with the rest of the kit...

the vacuum bit was the easiest bit for me.. take of cap off one of the spare vacuum nozzles on the throttle bodies.. and plug in.. job done..

the rest was finding out that the glue wouldnt stick to my swingarm.. mixing epoxy instead, waiting for that to dry etc, having cleaned off the silicone stuff that was all over it first.. nowt wanted to stick first time round..

will finish off fitting it tomorrow... may have to make a bit up to hold the nozzle first though..

13-01-07, 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beenz

Cutting into the vacuum feed is always what people tend to worry about, it's not a big deal really and is probably the easiest bit to do. Just do it, you have a car to get another bit of tube, any motor shop like Halfords prbably stock it. I've fitted a few of the things, if I can do it littereally anyone can. Just read the instructions at least twice and do a dry run before cutting anything.

Its off ebay, no instuctions

13-01-07, 08:33 PM

Instructions are also storred online.. as are bike specific fitting instructions.. though as I have found out, the bike specific ones arent all that good actualy.... cant fit it where its saying on my bike...

13-01-07, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by hovi5

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beenz

Cutting into the vacuum feed is always what people tend to worry about, it's not a big deal really and is probably the easiest bit to do. Just do it, you have a car to get another bit of tube, any motor shop like Halfords prbably stock it. I've fitted a few of the things, if I can do it littereally anyone can. Just read the instructions at least twice and do a dry run before cutting anything.

Its off ebay, no instuctions

http://www.scottoiler.co.uk/support_...ion-guides.asp

Good luck, I hope the kit isn't missing anything else thats fundamental, all the fun of buying off ebay I guess

VB, the glue might not be sticking because of all the polish. Use meths or white spirit to clean the swingarm first. Failing that you can use cable ties. Have fun tomorrow.

13-01-07, 10:29 PM

he guy says its complete

went to HG today to get the T peice & forgot

13-01-07, 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hovi5

he guy says its complete

went to HG today to get the T peice & forgot

I give up

13-01-07, 10:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beenz

Quote:

Originally Posted by hovi5

he guy says its complete

went to HG today to get the T peice & forgot

I give up

why

14-01-07, 10:06 AM

cleaned it with chain cleaner...

used epoxy, and its stuck now... all I need to do now is cut down the nozzle holding bit, bolt it on.. and job is done... then time it to 1 drop a minute...

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13-01-07, 07:23 PM	#11
Beenz Guest Posts: n/a	Cutting into the vacuum feed is always what people tend to worry about, it's not a big deal really and is probably the easiest bit to do. Just do it, you have a car to get another bit of tube, any motor shop like Halfords prbably stock it. I've fitted a few of the things, if I can do it littereally anyone can. Just read the instructions at least twice and do a dry run before cutting anything.

13-01-07, 07:58 PM	#13
valleyboy Guest Posts: n/a	Could be worse.. could be like my bike.. half fitted at the moment, as nothing thats supplied in the box will do for holding the needle near the sprocket... quite impressed with the rest of the kit... the vacuum bit was the easiest bit for me.. take of cap off one of the spare vacuum nozzles on the throttle bodies.. and plug in.. job done.. the rest was finding out that the glue wouldnt stick to my swingarm.. mixing epoxy instead, waiting for that to dry etc, having cleaned off the silicone stuff that was all over it first.. nowt wanted to stick first time round.. will finish off fitting it tomorrow... may have to make a bit up to hold the nozzle first though..

13-01-07, 08:33 PM	#15
valleyboy Guest Posts: n/a	Instructions are also storred online.. as are bike specific fitting instructions.. though as I have found out, the bike specific ones arent all that good actualy.... cant fit it where its saying on my bike...

13-01-07, 10:29 PM	#17
hovis Guest Posts: n/a	he guy says its complete went to HG today to get the T peice & forgot

14-01-07, 10:06 AM	#20
valleyboy Guest Posts: n/a	cleaned it with chain cleaner... used epoxy, and its stuck now... all I need to do now is cut down the nozzle holding bit, bolt it on.. and job is done... then time it to 1 drop a minute...