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Ralzy · Guru

boost bottles?

ringo67 · DTR Senior Member

are they any good do they work?

the only way is YAMAHA DTR · Guru

the dt has 2 of them standard

Calum122 · Guru

Lol noob

xGINCATx · Guru

Calum122 wrote:
Lol noob

How does that comment help in the slightest?

NORFE · DTR Trusted Engine Builder

ha ha now now children

biggrin

Calum122 · Guru

The question had already been answered. I was just laughing cause it was a bit of a noobish thing to ask. It's like saying what do those two levers do on the front of the handle bars?

xGINCATx · Guru

Not really, the OP asked if they worked and are good and all 'the only way is YAMAHA DTR' said was that they come with 2 as standard
Not mentioning at all whether or not they work or are infact a good thing to keep on..

The word 'boost' to me seems like it would be a worth while thing to keep on your bike but from experience the one inbetween the carb and airbox is junk
But the other one actually on the inlet manifold itself collects unused fuel when the reed valves snap shut, or something along those lines

the only way is YAMAHA DTR · Guru

like what gincat said, sorry didnt answer well, thought this post was also part of this one http://dt125r.activeboard.com/t48290490/plastic-bottle-on-airbox-to-carb-boot/

Seanyftw · Guru

GRRR! links still don't work can someone please fix or bump the post please?

Calum122 · Guru

Yeah true. Sorry :/

Calum122 · Guru

Homemade lucazade bottles :D

xGINCATx · Guru

I really don't think the one on the airbox rubber does anything..

The one on the inlet manifold supposedly collects the fuel when the reeds snap shut..
I think it was 'the only way is YAMAHA DTR' who said he drilled his inlet one bigger
Now whether that would let it hold more unused fuel is another matter..
Maybe it works on a vacuum and the smaller hole causes more suction of the unused fuel