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  • Dual Fuel Supply Diagram With Return.

    There are about a hundred ways to do this. Some folks put the primer on the return line due to worries of sucking wind through the primer system.

    Mark
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    What is the purpose of the restrictor jet and where do I get one?
    2001 GP1200R... with stuff

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    • #3
      Originally posted by NeVerMind
      What is the purpose of the restrictor jet and where do I get one?
      doesn't that keep the fuel pressure from going to high? or is it low?? i can't remember. Someone correct me
      John Abbott
      Birmingham, AL / Lay Lake
      (2) 2015 RXP-X 260's
      SKIS ARE FOR SALE!!!

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      • #4
        Both... kinda.

        Without one, the pressure would be too low. Too small of one, and the pressure could be too high.

        It's a way to regulate the fuel pressure.
        Originally posted by wax
        Yamaha makes them very mild so 2 big fat ladies can troll around towing their husbands on a ring running on last years fuel. Ha ha

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        • #5
          Some folks put the primer on the return line due to worries of sucking wind through the primer system
          My primer comes off my return line.

          Last edited by RX951; 01-12-2009, 09:24 PM.
          2000 Stock GPRXP ~ 83.6 / 7900 rpm
          2006 Stock RXP ~ 67.7 mph
          2000 Stage II GP1200R ~ 76.7 / 7400 rpm (retired motor 2007 for conversion build)
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          • #6
            I like your diagram 951
            I was thinking of mounting my tee to the side of hull for a cleaner look and so they wouldn't be flopping around but that is just right!

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            • #7
              good info Billy! You always have these bad-ass pics with awsome instructions to them!
              John Abbott
              Birmingham, AL / Lay Lake
              (2) 2015 RXP-X 260's
              SKIS ARE FOR SALE!!!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by CrazyA
                Both... kinda.

                Without one, the pressure would be too low. Too small of one, and the pressure could be too high.

                It's a way to regulate the fuel pressure.
                Is it a jet, or is it that plastic top looking thing in the fuel line? I thought that was a one way valve.

                If it's a jet, where do I get it and what size?

                THanks!
                2001 GP1200R... with stuff

                Get your go FAST parts at http://www.4-tecperformance.com

                OsideBill's carb services: http://members.cox.net/bbartleet/index.htm

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                • #9
                  When you guys did this, did you extend the fuel reserve line inside the tank?

                  If so what did you use? Just regular fuel line like you can get from riva?

                  Also did you take of the little trap door on the fuel sending unit and leave the screen part?

                  Thanks,

                  Jon

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                  • #10
                    Yes remove the flap
                    Yes use regular fuel line
                    Yes extend the main line to match the reserve.

                    (the reserve is always the deeper one as it pulls the last bit of fuel from the bottom of the tank; the main supply is shorter.)

                    If you are going to pull the sending unit out, you may want to consider doing this mod also that Pistonwash posted.

                    Just a thought.

                    2000 Stock GPRXP ~ 83.6 / 7900 rpm
                    2006 Stock RXP ~ 67.7 mph
                    2000 Stage II GP1200R ~ 76.7 / 7400 rpm (retired motor 2007 for conversion build)
                    www.wfoperformance.net


                    Pics ~Pics & Mods~ / Keep the 2-Strokes Alive !


                    Buy your Performance Parts at @ www.4tecperformance.com

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by RX951
                      Some folks put the primer on the return line due to worries of sucking wind through the primer system
                      My primer comes off my reserve line.

                      your primer comes from the reserve???? or did you mean "return" line??
                      Last edited by RX951; 01-12-2009, 09:25 PM.
                      John Abbott
                      Birmingham, AL / Lay Lake
                      (2) 2015 RXP-X 260's
                      SKIS ARE FOR SALE!!!

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                      • #12
                        yes, yes, I meant RETURN line.

                        ...gonna go edit
                        2000 Stock GPRXP ~ 83.6 / 7900 rpm
                        2006 Stock RXP ~ 67.7 mph
                        2000 Stage II GP1200R ~ 76.7 / 7400 rpm (retired motor 2007 for conversion build)
                        www.wfoperformance.net


                        Pics ~Pics & Mods~ / Keep the 2-Strokes Alive !


                        Buy your Performance Parts at @ www.4tecperformance.com

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                        • #13
                          marks diagram at the top says the primer is in the main feed line??? Mine isn't like that.

                          John Abbott
                          Birmingham, AL / Lay Lake
                          (2) 2015 RXP-X 260's
                          SKIS ARE FOR SALE!!!

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                          • #14
                            Hydrotoys wrote:
                            There are about a hundred ways to do this. Some folks put the primer on the return line due to worries of sucking wind through the primer system.
                            thats where mine is connected....the return
                            2000 Stock GPRXP ~ 83.6 / 7900 rpm
                            2006 Stock RXP ~ 67.7 mph
                            2000 Stage II GP1200R ~ 76.7 / 7400 rpm (retired motor 2007 for conversion build)
                            www.wfoperformance.net


                            Pics ~Pics & Mods~ / Keep the 2-Strokes Alive !


                            Buy your Performance Parts at @ www.4tecperformance.com

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                            • #15
                              One more and i'll shut up!

                              Are you guys using plastic fittings where the fuel supply lines hook up to the carbs or are they brass?

                              Thanks,

                              Jon

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