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My air intake is a plastic can about 2.5" round x 5" long if I make it smaller every thing should still work ? and about the exhaust pipe I want to move it because it burns my leg I have two options, move it or install a better guard to protect my pants lol. Now about the gas tank would a bigger one affect the flow of fuel by increasing the flow to much.
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My air intake is a plastic can about 2.5" round x 5" long if I make it smaller every thing should still work ? and about the exhaust pipe I want to move it because it burns my leg I have two options, move it or install a better guard to protect my pants lol. Now about the gas tank would a bigger one affect the flow of fuel by increasing the flow to much.
The fuel tank size, any tank you could fit on there, shouldn't change pressure enough to matter. The float in the carb will meter how much fuel comes into the carb bowl. As long as it has the cap vent to keep it at constant pressure. For example, if you had a sealed [no cap vent] tank on a warm day, the expansion of the gas vapors could [theoretically] build enough pressure to push the float needle out of the way and cause the carb to flood the system.
For the exhaust, I'd build a better guard. Moving the exhaust to the wrong place could cause a host of other problems, not to mention be added work that keeps you from enjoying riding on it.
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