Improvised Torque Booster?
- Thread starter docgabby
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hmmm kinda interesting, i will try 
docgabby
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nothing to loose..all you need is your old resonator, fuel line hose and fitting to attach to.hmmm kinda interesting, i will try
botsok
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what intake manifold are you using?
mac kevin
Super Veteran
meaning.. the hose from the manifold connected to the AIS will be disconnected/pulled-out , then after, connect the pulled-out hose to the resonator itself instead of the AIS?
, coz 100% the other hose is for fuel vacuum purposes..
OR the vacuum hose from manifold connected to the fuel tank will be disconnected, then, connect it to the resonator?
WHICH ONE?
, coz 100% the other hose is for fuel vacuum purposes..OR the vacuum hose from manifold connected to the fuel tank will be disconnected, then, connect it to the resonator?
WHICH ONE?
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SaM03
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the one hose connected to AIS just connect it to the resonator.meaning.. the hose from the manifold connected to the AIS will be disconnected/pulled-out , then after, connect the pulled-out hose to the resonator itself instead of the AIS?
OR the vacuum hose from manifold connected to the fuel tank will be disconnected, then, connect it to the resonator?
WHICH ONE?
mac kevin
Super Veteran
its already in our mc, u can find that one when u opt to change ur sparkplug, the hose that disturb ur tools is the resonator's hose, at the end right is the resonator bolted in the side, "correct me if am wrong."
snypey16
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so it is okay sir if i remove that existing hose and plug the resonator to the manifold?
botsok
Super Veteran
when using this tip,, make sure that you have removed your AIS..
http://www.yamahat135.com/threads/how-to-ais-plugging-or-removal-for-better-performance.4638/
the one in bold.. coz you cannot remove the hose going to the fuel cock..
that's why, you can only do this tip if you have removed the AIS.
when you removed the AIS, the hose on the intake manifold will have no use,, that is where you will connect the resonator.
i think it is ok if you do this on all stock but only if you have removed the AIS,,,'
http://www.yamahat135.com/threads/how-to-ais-plugging-or-removal-for-better-performance.4638/
meaning.. the hose from the manifold connected to the AIS will be disconnected/pulled-out , then after, connect the pulled-out hose to the resonator itself instead of the AIS?
OR the vacuum hose from manifold connected to the fuel tank will be disconnected, then, connect it to the resonator?
WHICH ONE?
the one in bold.. coz you cannot remove the hose going to the fuel cock..
that's why, you can only do this tip if you have removed the AIS.
when you removed the AIS, the hose on the intake manifold will have no use,, that is where you will connect the resonator.
i think it is ok if you do this on all stock but only if you have removed the AIS,,,'
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John Jordan
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How about plugging the AIS instead of removing it? Will that do sir @botsok? Just to clarify things, instead of the resonator hose being connected to the AIS it should be directly connected to intake manifold? Tama ba?