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Help ZXR Tubes

Discussion in 'Kawasaki 250cc In-line 4's' started by benpayne92, Oct 24, 2014.

  1. benpayne92

    benpayne92 Active Member Premium Member Contributing Member

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    Hey all, I'm just wondering if anyone has had much success maybe using any type of piping to make there own air flow tubes that come out the top of the fuel tank, if not does anyone know the website where you can buy the cover thing that goes over the whole fuel tank to cover the holes, thanks in advance
     
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    Tyga performance sell the tank cover , ask @XCite Bikes for a price , he is an authorised reseller in Australia
     
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    Just beware blocking the tank off. The pipes are to cool the reguoator rectifier as they burn out soon easily
     
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    will check and see if i have another stainless set for you
     
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    Cheers everybody, and that would be awesome thanks tim
     
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    I use a flexible black hose to replace the factory ones. Seems to work well enough
     
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    That's about the only one I have. Works well. I had to just use a self tapper into the intake tube on the front fairing, instead of the factory mount but it bolts in fine on the tank.

    It's just flexible intake hose. I got mine from Supercheap Auto (I work for them lol) but that stuff is discontinued so only some stores still have stock
     
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    Or remount your reg and block holes fzr have tubes coming in but useless
     
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    yeah dont block the holes off unless you plan to move the regulator, it gets hot enough with the tubes.
     
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    Even upgrade the reg to a MOSFET one would work right?
     
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