RIVA Intake for carbs. its for 44-46 MM carbs. I Bought it and didnt realise it wouldnt work with my carbs. Its been sitting for a while and I want to get rid of it. 70$ shipped if you want it, there is a pic of it its the one for the 1100/1200 http://www.rivayamaha.com/RivaStore/product_page.asp?Category=Intake%20Manifolds Rob
Posts: 546 | Location: Westminster | Registered: June 03, 2001
i've heard that the side draft intake manifold doesn't make a difference in power. what are the claimed advantages compared to the stock down draft manifold?
I have a carbon fiber hood (Non opening, with steering colum and what I think are UMI mounts and bars) and a carbon fiber rear grab handle.
They came with the hull that I bought to replace my trashed one, and I have no intention to use them. I can get some pics up tonight if you like. I just want to get them outa my garage, so make me a offer. . --update-- it all got snatched up.. Man, that was fast
quote:Originally posted by yam323: Is it the side draft one?
Doesnt look to be. The carbs when mounted sit straight up. personally I wouldnt put side draft manifolds on jet skis only due to possible water ingestion. But if you want it let me know. price includes shipping Rob
Posts: 546 | Location: Westminster | Registered: June 03, 2001
quote:Originally posted by njrealtor55: i've heard that the side draft intake manifold doesn't make a difference in power. what are the claimed advantages compared to the stock down draft manifold?
will stock carbs fit on the side draft manifold?
I dont really see it as a power adding part. i see it as a water ingesting part. I have a buddy who had side draft carbs on a jet ski and he finally went back to the regular style cause he sucked water in a couple of times. Rob
Posts: 546 | Location: Westminster | Registered: June 03, 2001
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