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Paul Workman · 04-08-2020

Sounds to me 2 that you've located the probable issue. Rule of thumb is to keep them above a quarter tank and you'll be safe.

However, when I first read your post, I recalled a problem I had with that accordion-hose between the air filter box and the snorkel on the TB. They get warm and sometimes collapse at WOT. It is an easy DIY fix, but being new to the ZR-1, I thought you might wanna know about that quirk - should it fall flat as the tach climbs above 4500 (in my case).

Welcome to the 'Brotherhood of the Beast!'

Paul.

04-08-2020	#9
Paul Workman Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Squires (near Ava MO in the Mark Twain N'tl Forest) - Missouri Posts: 6,466	Re: ASR or Fuel Starvation? Sounds to me 2 that you've located the probable issue. Rule of thumb is to keep them above a quarter tank and you'll be safe. However, when I first read your post, I recalled a problem I had with that accordion-hose between the air filter box and the snorkel on the TB. They get warm and sometimes collapse at WOT. It is an easy DIY fix, but being new to the ZR-1, I thought you might wanna know about that quirk - should it fall flat as the tach climbs above 4500 (in my case). Welcome to the 'Brotherhood of the Beast!' Paul.