F2 Fuel Filter install
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F2 Fuel Filter install
So since the F2s do not have a fuel filter i figured it may be a good idea to buy one at the local wally world for a whopping three dollars. I figured the FRAM G2 would be a cheap solution. Anyone in the past install a fuel filter and have issues with fuel getting to the carbs? It is a "high volume" fuel filter, but who knows if that means anything when the petcock is ran through a vacuum system. Will do a write up if it is a good idea to do or if i should just return it and let the screen do it all.
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Do you think it will work decently with the vacuum operated petcocks? Or will i have to get a F3 gravity operated and have to worry if i turned off my gas after each ride?
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So i got impatient for a reply and i went ahead and put the sucker on there. For the FRAM G2 series the hose that they provide is a tad small so if you want to use it like i wanted to you have to twist and push it onto the T connector to the carbs(or cut off a good piece from your old S hose and use that) and hook it up to the tank. I took it for a 10-15 min drive testing all of the rpm ranges and i found that i had better performance than with my dry rotted S hose. I recommend this to be done to every ones bike for preventative measures.
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