Petcock question

[hyrus]

My 90 GSX750F just had the gas tank Kreamed and i need a new petcock -
I plan on replacing it with a non vacuum one 3/8 NPT and a 44mm adapter plate
My question is do I need a 2 outlet petcock or will a single outlet one do?
Thanks Hyrus

[steves]

You need two outlets for a pre98.

[DumbLuck]

dont forget to plug the petcock vacuum port on the #4 carb

[chinto]

You need two outlets for a pre98.

not all pre 98 petcocks had 2 outputs. Some had only 1.

[steves]

not all pre 98 petcocks had 2 outputs. Some had only 1.

88 & 89. He said his bike is a 90.

[Jax]

not all pre 98 petcocks had 2 outputs. Some had only 1.

Yep my '89 had only 1 so did the 88 but Arsenic can comment on this...

[The CyberPoet]

My 90 GSX750F just had the gas tank Kreamed and i need a new petcock...

Note that if the existing petcock is salvagable, I do sell rebuild kits that replace the inside of your petcock with new components. About $25 delivered.

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

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[DumbLuck]

new petcock -
I plan on replacing it with a non vacuum one

The Kat carbs do not have overflows in the float bowls. If you happen to accidently leave the new petcock turned on with the bike parked, and one or more of the carbs have a sticky float or bad float valve you will flood the cylinder, airbox, or both with gas. Cylinder full of gas is not a good thing when you first try to restart the bike and can cause massive damage. The vacuum petcock goes a long way twords preventing this kind of accident.