all new vaccum hoses would be about 3$ at a parts store-------Due to the heat I replace them every year

 

I think I found the culprit gents. The stuff on the left came from in between the front cylinder and the intake.

 

lol-----------------if this fixes it I will really laugh

 

Well start laughing my friend, ahaha. Thanks guys for helping Trmeans87 and I get the Ole "War Pig" back on the road again. Heres a couple pics.

 

 

 

Reading post #15 would have saved 5 days.
Glad you sorted it out.
Nice ride there.

 

Yeah man. Thanks for all you guys help. It was a learning experience.

 

You're in Cantonment Fla? I lived in Pensacola for a few years when I was in the Navy.

 

One indy I know suggests replacing intake seals every three to four years.
I've replaced them on several of our bikes as preventative maintenence as a severe leak can cause a piston or valve to burn.

It's a little work, but when you're trying to diagnose a problem you first have to know wht the problem isn't before you can find out what it is.

Also, making sure that you have a fully charged battery (with cable connectors checked on each end), fresh spark plugs and fresh fuel can make traceing problem much easier.