Single 40mm Mount+ Aluminum Intake Manifold For Yamaha Virago XV700-XV1100

Aluminum 40mm OD (outer diameter) Mikuni VM30 series carb manifold Includes a single 40mm Boot to fit the Mikuni VM30 Carb. Does Not fit a stock Hitachi carb.

Professionally designed and engineered by BiP Bike Intake Performance
All our products were designed, manufactured and shipped from our location outside Chicago, IL

Designed to fit all Yamaha Virago XV700, 750, 920, 1000, 1100 and V-Star

Installation instructions will be included and are featured below as well

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Materials

This is our all new Aluminum Part hand crafted here in the USA

Parts Included
Our all new Aluminum Virago Intake  Manifold, 2 x gasket Sets
(1) 40mm mounting boot


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Installation Guide
1. Remove existing carbs and separate them if original stock carb is used
2. Install manifold on to engine. Right or left, it’s your choice

3.Choose from the 2 sets of Gaskets included for the best match to your Virago using RTV Gasket Sealant and allow it to firm up before any finish tightening.

4. Install Vm30 Mikuni Carb

5. Attach throttle cable
6.Use RTV Sealant with the correct Gaskets for your Virago included in this Kit.

Do not finish tightening the Flange Bolts until the Sealant sets up or hardens.
7. Double check clamps and cables
8. Start your engine
9. Adjust the Carb, and stop reading instructions and hit the road