carb inlet length
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- pom in nz
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carb inlet length
hi people, was just having some thoughts about inlet trumpets, would having long ones improve low end power. i have stock carbs with pod filters, but the stock airbox has long rubber inlets. and yes i did try to fit the filters over the stock trumpets........to big.
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Re: carb inlet length
Cost me just over $20 aust for a couple of sheets of air filter foam. I used one sheet to make up a similar design to a ramair twin filter sock for my FCR's running the bellmouths so you could prob experiment with something similar using the ones out of the airbox. I know killerwhale found with his FCR's and the difference between the std Blue bellmouths and the shorter red ones was the red ones reved a little harder at the top end pushing the taco just that little bit further a little bit easier(approx 1000rpm) 
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Re: carb inlet length
Hi guys,
A previous owner of my TRX I ride with, had a yellow SC1000 (was in rapid bikes mag). He since sold the bike, but this and a power commander was on the to-do list.
I hope their approach motivates you to get on the dyno with a couple sets and go through the shortening tests til you find the best balance.
Brilliant pictorial thread here:
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/showthread.php?t=65731

A previous owner of my TRX I ride with, had a yellow SC1000 (was in rapid bikes mag). He since sold the bike, but this and a power commander was on the to-do list.
I hope their approach motivates you to get on the dyno with a couple sets and go through the shortening tests til you find the best balance.
Brilliant pictorial thread here:
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/showthread.php?t=65731
'99 TRX850 (naked), '94 SRV250, '88 SDR200, '05 TW200 (all Yamaha stable)