Inline fuel line tees

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Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 19:34
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Question...KZ900/1000 the bike. Im curious as to how people mount inline fuel line tee's between single feed carb's and dual output petcock's?...and is there a such a thing as a 'Y' for that purpose?

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Re: Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 04:19
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You can get Y pieces.

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Re: Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 07:46
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You can use a “Y” piece OR just cap one outlet off with a gasoline resistant cap.

Later,  Doug
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Re: Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 10:22
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Thanks for the reply. I thought of capping one fuel outlet, but I don't want to restrict the full fuel flow from the tank. I've been searching for a fuel quality 1/4" Y, but with no success. Perhaps I'm searching the wrong places. I have seen a 1/4" fuel Y somewhere but can't remember where it was. That has been some time ago when I didn't need one lol.
 What I'm doing is swapping out my stock 26mm Mikuni's with a set of 28mm Mikuni's from a Z1R, which have a single fuel inlet. I want to T or Y before the single inlet. I'm looking for the best way to rout the fuel lines without sharp turns.
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1-all stock low mileage...
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1977 KZ1000 (awaiting resurrection!) :)
...and an old school Honda CB750 Chopper is next on my bucket list!

Oh...and a Pocket Rocket lol!!!

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Re: Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 10:30
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I decided the best way to solve my dilemma is to use a standard inline fuel T with the long edge up.
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1977 KZ1000 (awaiting resurrection!) :)
...and an old school Honda CB750 Chopper is next on my bucket list!

Oh...and a Pocket Rocket lol!!!

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Re: Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 10:40
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Kill two birds with one stone. 

 

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Re: Inline fuel line tees

Yesterday 10:45
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THANKS! Problem solved!
(2)-1976 KZ900B-LTD's
1-all stock low mileage...
1 modified
1977 KZ1000 (awaiting resurrection!) :)
...and an old school Honda CB750 Chopper is next on my bucket list!

Oh...and a Pocket Rocket lol!!!

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