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Sounds of my 79 Kz750 Twin 12 Jun 2006 14:01 #53989

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Got a lot more power when it's running on two cylinders :laugh: :laugh:

Every 750 twin I have seen (20-30 of them) had those two spouts connected with a hose. I have never tried capping them so I don't know what (if anything) would happen if you did.
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Sounds of my 79 Kz750 Twin 12 Jun 2006 15:10 #53999

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steell wrote:

...I have never tried capping them so I don't know what (if anything) would happen if you did.

I do know one thing about this: When I got my 750 it had a long hose between them, about a foot and a half. It just lied down in there. I just cut it down to about 5/6 inches yesterday, and it made it idle better. Not sure why, maybe there's too much air space in a long hose...
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Sounds of my 79 Kz750 Twin 12 Jun 2006 15:12 #54000

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Took it for a test ride in between the rain.. Lots more power. Nice!:woohoo:
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Sounds of my 79 Kz750 Twin 12 Jun 2006 16:29 #54019

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cnyl wrote:

Took it for a test ride in between the rain.. Lots more power. Nice!:woohoo:


Probably about... twice... the power, eh?

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Sounds of my 79 Kz750 Twin 13 Jun 2006 07:01 #54165

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lol:laugh: Biquetoast,I checked out your web page. Nice bikes!
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