Vacuum advance hose fitment

[Xscop1.1]

THANKS
Regards Kerry

[XSIIE]

Will look through my spares this weekend for the bits you need.

Eddy

[pgnz]

 vac advance either blocked-off or connected,
makes no difference whatsoever but connect it
 and you save 3 to 4 thimble-fulls of gas everytime
 you fill the tank (as long as it's been all tailwind riding)

[steptoe]

Sorry Kerry, no tap my end

[Xscop1.1]

Hi
Once again thanks for your knowledge.Any luck with the tap part or the bracket you answered to in bits needed.
Regards Kerry

[steptoe]

If you're talking about where your boot goes, no it doesn't,  should be a plastic cover where the wing nut mounts all to bike

[Xscop1.1]

Hi
To my other question does the emergency kick starter have a rubber pad on it.
Regards Kerry

[steptoe]

just ask, no worries

[Xscop1.1]

Hi
Thanks for your reply,checked out what you said and restriction is in the carby body.Got some vacuum rubber tube and job done.
Thanks you your help.
Regards Kerry

[steptoe]

you,ll find the restriction is in the carb body not the pipe, you can,t really successfully block the vacuum and have timing advance 

[Xscop1.1]

Hi
Thanks for the reply and number 2 is right as was looking backwards.Both my bike this has been blocked off for some reason.Is there some sort of restrictor as hose is smaller than the carb outlet. Can this be left off and just set the timing so it does not advance.Any help on this would be appreciated and a photo or something would be great.
Regards Kerry

[Tim]

it usualy runs to carby 2

[Xscop1.1]

Hi
Where does the vacuum hose from the timing advance get it vacuum from.Is it from the singe vacuum port of number 3 carby. Also on the emergency kick starter that bolts to the frame under the air box on  a 2h motor have a rubber on it or not.
Regards Kerry