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    VT250 intake restriction

    Gidday,

    I had the airbox off the VT250 cleaning the filter and just checking and CRC'ing things, and noticed something weird on the air intake.

    It has a scoop with 3 ports in it. Howver one of them was blanked off leaving only 2 functional, but all three are open on the inside. Would this be for the American noise regs perhaps ? (with being an American model VT).

    So first thing I did was take to the closed port with a knife (only thin rubber blank) so the intake opens how it was designed in the first place. I don't have access to a Jap/NZ model to compare unfort.
    I've yet to take it for a good blast to see if there's any difference and if it needs a jetting mod.

    Is this common with American-spec Japanese sport-bikes ?


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    You must either be describing ya intake wrong or have a really weird bike.
    all you should have is 2 60mm across rubber tubes sticking up into aurbox
    and of course the tube from the engine breather.
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    No, it's only one rectangular shaped inlet broken into 3 ducts of which 1 was blanked off.

    I'll try and take a pic of it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nudemetalz
    Gidday,
    I don't have access to a Jap/NZ model to compare unfort.
    I've yet to take it for a good blast to see if there's any difference and if it needs a jetting mod.
    Is this common with American-spec Japanese sport-bikes ?
    What year is yours? I have a 1998.

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    Mine is an '89 model.
    Thanks for the link, very interesting and useful.


    "...You must either be describing ya intake wrong or have a really weird bike.
    all you should have is 2 60mm across rubber tubes sticking up into aurbox
    and of course the tube from the engine breather......"

    It does have the airbox with the 2 tubes sticking up, what I'm describing is the airbox cover inlet. Sorry I probably didn't clarify that properly.

    Cheers


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