Petcock with fuel filter

[dirty mick]

Well…let me wake this one back up. After 6 years of running pumpless I’m gonna do some more work. You have any of these left?

[Horsehammerr]

PM Duke . He will get back to you , he's in New Mexico .

[Duke]

Yes, I have a couple, just let me know.

[Duke]

Just made up this vertical filter Petcock that can be mounted horizontal as well. Filter has a stainless steel thru shaft with Cummings fuel injected seals.

[ChrisKimmer]

Just made up this vertical filter Petcock that can be mounted horizontal as well. Filter has a stainless steel thru shaft with Cummings fuel injected seals.

That's cool as hell!
F the past I was stupid and ill step up and say that's not the way I want things to be.

I have a question on the petcocks if you're willing to answer that is, you pretty much already answered it by saying I think that all 3 different petcocks do the same job?
Even the bigger one?

I only had a issue with fuel from not not removing the roll over valve fast enough which I ended up just filling it off from the bottom up leaving a little wide open spout and a small fuel hose over that, and I Def recommend the upgraded intake seat n needle not like its mind blowing gains but I noticed it right away.

I've heard "venting" the gas cap leaves a strong gas odor in the garage where as I don't notice it with the vent cut off so that's a plus, and honestly if your smelling gas fumes wouldn't that literally while small be gasoline evaporating outthe bike also


P.s there's the biggest MC junkyard in the

[Duke]

All 3 pictures of the petcock/filter are of the same petcock/filter.
I only made one petcock that is like this, "so far".

[ChrisKimmer]

Sorry Duke I'd thought you offered a original petcock size and a "opened up one" and upgraded bigger feed tube.
I must have just been witnessing the evolution of your skill.
I will be in touch for a petcock soon.

[Duke]

Ok, just let me know when your ready.

[Andynz]

Hi duke, where do you source that inline filter from? Thanks

[Duke]

The filter I've been using is the Wix #33982, but I make a modified bolt to hold the filter together more reliable and stronger.