wanted: Gen 1 AIS removal kit

[bludclot]

As title really.


Please. Thank you.

[b1k3rdude]

The guy (Justy1000) that used to make these no longer does, but a company called "Holeshot" in the US still sells thuis kist - http://www.holeshot.com/yamaha/fz1/products/holeshot-racing-air-induction-removal-kit.

Or you could just tap them - http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php?topic=1010.0 or buy Ivans kit with all the bits you need - http://www.ivansperformanceproducts.com/R1Airkit.htm

Or a simple and less pretty method is to use the ends of the existing AIS system.

• Remove the AIS system and cut off each each about 1" from the end.
• Then simply crimp/squash the tube flat with a pair of pliers.
• And then lastly fold the squashed flat ends over, eg like a tube of toothpaste.

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/fazerowners/ais-removal-yet-again-on-the-cheap-and-easy-t29388.html

[gixersix]

With my own adaptor pipe and a Leo Vince can originally intended for a GSXR600, my Fazer makes a lovely crackling on the over-run.


But if I remove the air-induction system, won't the crackling stop?


yours, waiting to be convinced that AIS removal is a benefit......


Dave

[Trebus]

Didn’t make any difference to the running of my bike whatsoever. I am still satisfied that removing was the right thing to do, it’s much easier to service the plugs and removes unnecessary clutter from the top of the engine. Not really a big job if you go carefully with the thread tapping.

[gixersix]

Thanks -