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tunertom


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surely this is not suppost to be there?

 

it hasnt punctured the inlet so i dont think itll cause an air leak, but ill seal it up with hot glue in layers just in case

 

looks like a very neat cut tbh, dont know how it got there, just noticed it while i was cleaning my engine.

 



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mine has that too

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mine too

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doesn't go all the way through if you look closely

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tunertom


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oh right, what a fool i am haha!


i sealed it up anyway, whats it for?

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Should be there. Possibly controls the direction of the fuel.

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it doesnt effect anything of the bike, it doesnt enter the inlet, its just a potential air leak imo as its the thinnest part

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Nah. There has got to be a reason for it. Doesnt make sense to just do that. Scrin ought to know.

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