Removing the Emissions

[Sharpman66]

I would like to remove the Emissions from my 2003 R*. Can somebody please explain how to do this? Thanks.

[Shores]

https://www.roadstarclinic.com/articles/exhaust-aa/ais

[Kevlan]

I am going to remove the AIS as well ,I ordered from Pacific Coast the removal kit, (19.95$ plus 26$ shipping) I received two small plates and that,s it. I wrote them back to be sure that no parts are missing but got no answer. So my question is this ; do I only need the two plates to complete the job? Thanks guys.

[Shores]

Depends on the year, but yes that's all you need to do other than removing the AIS components and then putting a rubber cap on the nipple at the intake manifold where there was a hose that attached to the AIS. Fuel injected road Stars don't have the intake hose but are rather operated by an electrical harness which can just be disconnected.

[Kevlan]

Thankyou Shores, my bike is a 2004, good news that I have what I need, the cap that you mention can be fabricated with a bit of imagination I would think.

[Shores]

Thankyou Shores, my bike is a 2004, good news that I have what I need, the cap that you mention can be fabricated with a bit of imagination I would think.

Rubber caps of all sizes are available at most Auto stores. They do dry out over the years though and then start sucking air and will affect the performance of the engine. A lot of people solder the brass nipple closed so that it never leaks.

[BubbaKahuna]

.... or JB Weld it closed. LOL

[Sharpman66]

https://www.roadstarclinic.com/articles/exhaust-aa/ais

Thank you Shores i used the Baron AIS Removal Kit! Thanks for the Link!