Automotive Manual PDF

1. Place the motorcycle on the centerstand.
2. Remove the left side cover (painted) to expose the battery. Remove the left plastic engine cover (chrome). Remove the lower center fairing cowl or spoiler; there are 2 pull pin rivets and 6 allen screws holding this panel in place. Drop the panel down and slide it out to the right or left.
3. Horns and Mounting Bracket: Attach the large “L” shaped bracket with the split clamp to the engine guards as shown in photo #1. NOTE: Make the screws snug only! Install the horn set onto the “L” bracket using the 2 allen screws provided, tighten securely. Align the horn set to be level and to have clearance between the fairing as shown in photo #2, tighten securely.
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Installation Environment
1) The distance between the unit and outside wall or other goods should be kept over 200mm.The unit should be put in well-ventilated area and its temperature is within -10℃~+40 .℃
2) Check air supply pipeline of the unit and use air source with 3~10 bar to supply for the unit. When connecting the air source, please check if there is leakage in connector for air source and ensure that a certain distance between the air hose and heat source should be kept.
3) To ensure safety. Before connecting the air source, please confirm that the air pressure adjusting valve is closed. Never point the air outlet to personnel.
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We’re sure you’ll be pleased with the new level of performance you’ll experience. This kit should be installed on bikes with After Market Exhaust Pipes only and jetted, (not included). We recommend that an experienced mechanic perform this conversion. Use the appropriate Suzuki service manual for reference to complete jetting of carbs. Remember, gasoline is extremely flammable and can be explosive under certain conditions. Work in a well-ventilated area and clean up any spills immediately. Check for leaks before riding.
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Tools required:
• ratchet with 10mm, 12mm, & 14mm sockets
• spark plug socket (17mm??)
• 3″ & 9″ extensions for ratchet
• pliers ‐ one regular and one needle nose
• jewelers flathead screwdriver
• can of compressed air or air hose (optional)
• can of carburetor cleaner
• clean rags and newspaper
• one quart size plastic bottle like motor oil or a sturdy piece of wood or simular about that height used to prop up the air intake plenum
• security code (if you have stock radio)
• one tiewrap if you have to cut the one under air intake hose (optional)
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