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[todd_mckinnon2000]

Planning to do this for my bikes and I have noted some helpful pics from others who have done the job already. But does anyone know what size T and what size hose that is. Was planning to go get materials from Lowes or Home Depot I guess. I saw a kit somewhere for $18, but figure I can get it for less on my own. Thanks in advance for any help on the right specks.

[Jeff Saline]

Todd, When I do the Tee mod I use a 1/4" od tee and 1/4" id hose. I get 2 feet of hose and run it along the backbone to the steering head. Best, Jeff Saline ABC # 4412 South Dakota Airmarshal Airheads Beemer Club www.airheads.org The Beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota 75 R90/6, 03 KLR650, 79 R100RT <><><><><><> <><><><><><> On Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:43:08 -0000 "todd_mckinnon2000" writes:

> Planning to do this for my bikes and I have noted some helpful pics > from others who have done the job already. But does anyone know > what size T and what size hose that is. Was planning to go get > materials from Lowes or Home Depot I guess. I saw a kit somewhere > for $18, but figure I can get it for less on my own. Thanks in > advance for any help on the right specks.

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[revmaaatin]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "todd_mckinnon2000" wrote:

> > Planning to do this for my bikes and I have noted some helpful pics from others who have done the job already. But does anyone know what size T and what size hose that is. Was planning to go get materials from Lowes or Home Depot I guess. I saw a kit somewhere for $18, but figure I can get it for less on my own. Thanks in advance for any help on the right specks. >

Todd, Good choice to do this mod. Especally if you ride anywhere it will rain, or ride through water. The most recent T mod fitting (on a buddies bike in Hawaii) was purchased at an autoparts store and we did a Y fitting instead of a T. the Y-fitting was not shaped like a capital Y by a lower case y. The trasition was much cleaner, and the next one I do, I will look for that fitting. The y fitting was $5 in a box of 5-6 fittings. Use one, throw the rest away. sigh. I think you need ~18" of hose (1/4")ID. Picture this: Same parts store, We need some vaccum hose to fit this fitting Walk back to the hose reels-- "How much is this?" $2/ft I'll take 18" (its on a reel) We only sell it by the foot. GOod. I'll take $3 worth. We only sell it by the foot. The guy could not would not sell me 18". Great. Buy 2 ft. Throw 6 inches away. SAme experience in a parts store in SD. HOse on a reel, and could not would not sell me anything other than 1/ft unit-lengths headshake. I thought I was in a health care debate. or was it a math debate? revmaaatin.

[Greg May]

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[dooden]

Would you have preferred getting 18" and paying for 24" ? Bulk is bulk.. Unit of sale is a Foot not an Inch.. Perhaps the software cannot understand 1.5 Feet but can understand 2 Feet. Still better than having to buy a whole spool eh... Most places, including myself when in retail always error on the side of too much than not enough, let the customer trim to what is actually needed to fit the need. My $.02 Dooden A15 Green Ape

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Greg May wrote: > > Hi Rev.....gotta love when they will only sell bulk hose or wire by a specific length eh.....and then guess at the length so when you get it back to the shop the 2' you bought is magically 2.5'.....of course if you bought a foot it would be too short for the 18" you needed.....have a great day ...Greg > > > > > ________________________________ > From: revmaaatin > To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Wed, March 10, 2010 12:33:54 PM > Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Re: Carb Vent T Mod > > > > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogro ups.com, "todd_mckinnon2000" wrote: > > > > Planning to do this for my bikes and I have noted some helpful pics from others who have done the job already. But does anyone know what size T and what size hose that is. Was planning to go get materials from Lowes or Home Depot I guess. I saw a kit somewhere for $18, but figure I can get it for less on my own. Thanks in advance for any help on the right specks. > > > > Todd, > Good choice to do this mod. Especally if you ride anywhere it will rain, or ride through water. > > The most recent T mod fitting (on a buddies bike in Hawaii) was purchased at an autoparts store and we did a Y fitting instead of a T. the Y-fitting was not shaped like a capital Y by a lower case y. The trasition was much cleaner, and the next one I do, I will look for that fitting. > > The y fitting was $5 in a box of 5-6 fittings. Use one, throw the rest away. sigh. > > I think you need ~18" of hose (1/4")ID. > Picture this: Same parts store, > > We need some vaccum hose to fit this fitting > Walk back to the hose reels-- > "How much is this?" > $2/ft > I'll take 18" (its on a reel) > We only sell it by the foot. > GOod. I'll take $3 worth. > We only sell it by the foot. > > The guy could not would not sell me 18". > Great. Buy 2 ft. Throw 6 inches away. > > SAme experience in a parts store in SD. > HOse on a reel, and could not would not sell me anything other than 1/ft unit-lengths > headshake. > > I thought I was in a health care debate. or was it a math debate? > > revmaaatin. > > > > > > __________________________________________________________________ > Looking for the perfect gift? Give the gift of Flickr! > > http://www.flickr.com/gift/ >

[RobertWichert]

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[Charlie Y]

I could never get an answer if you needed fuel resistant tubing ($7.00/ft) or if you could use ordinary vinyl.(0.15 /ft). The Vinyl seems to be holding up

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