Re: Peugeot 103 polini bottom end install problems

Zachary Evans /
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Thanks guys, I was worried about taking that brace out in the swingarm, but after realising just how beefy it is (and going through 15 cutting wheels getting a chunk out) I think I'm feeling better.

I took it from the corner bends to the first center hole, and did a bit of cleanup around the welds. Still got bumps, don't want to go through the wall, but it fits a bit better.

Went with Lee's advice, chopped a nice piece of the intake out.

Making some more lightweight paper gaskets for the intake, and I might take some sandpaper to work tomorow and grind down the engine side of the intake as well, maybe take a bit off the reed valve case while I'm at it.

With what I've already done it seems like it's going to work, I will have to get a new hose hooked up, going swing by McGuckins (the everything store) tomorow and see what I can find, hose would do, but I'd rather use a bit of piping if I can find a close enough fit.

Worse comes to worse I could also take a bit off the front of the carb, I believe, but as Lee said, it was an expensive hunk of metal...

Thanks again,

~Zack

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