> Scott Oiler-where or what do I tap into exactly on the injector > balance pipe
Hi John: You can don't need to "tap" into anything. You can attach one of the screw-in spigots that comes with the kit (#5 or 6 on the drawing I have) to the right-most Vacuum Check Bolt (see page 3-23) of the manual (this is for bikes sold in the USA--YMMV) and are fuel injected, though I'd guess that even carbureted bikes will have the same check bolt in the same place. The one you want to attach to is on the right side of the engine, as the bike is facing forward, but you'll have to take the right side cowling off to get at it. There are 4 of the these bolts and they're on the back side of the engine, between the engine and the gas tank. If I am not mistaken they are below where the air filter runs attach for each cylinder--somebody correct me if I'm wrong, please. Normally the holes have a regular bolt screwed into them as they are only used for tune-ups. However that's the best and easiest place to attach the vacuum line for the SO. Then run the vacuum line up the right side of the bike, using wire-ties to clamp it to the frame rails. When I set mine up, I had actually run the vacuum line up the left side, but going up the right side is MUCH easier and makes for a cleaner installation. Regards, Henry S. Winokur 94 GTS1000, AMA, MRF, Nationally Certified Riding Instructor Columbia, MD Ride for Kids Task Force West Bethesda, MD USA
