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Hooked
64 GL150, 64 VBB retired
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Location: Cali
 
Hooked
64 GL150, 64 VBB retired
Joined: UTC
Posts: 108
Location: Cali
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The "dangle" being the fuel lever connected to a bgm fast flow. On a stock tap the angle is a strong 45 degrees from horizontal. The opening in the bgm that accepts the end of the lever and pin is a smaller diameter so it does not let the lever hang down as much, only about 20-25 degrees. In my case, in a GL frame, it's just enough that it won't clear the inside of the frame and feed into the lever opening. Anyone else find this out? I guess I could bend the lever slightly to make up the diff but want to see what others did.
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64 GL150, 64 VBB retired
Joined: UTC
Posts: 108
Location: Cali
 
Hooked
64 GL150, 64 VBB retired
Joined: UTC
Posts: 108
Location: Cali
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Bent lever about 15 degrees at 2" from tap and tank slipped in just like it should...
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Johnny Two Tone
'15 GTS300, '86 PX125EFL, '66 VBB, '01 ET4
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Johnny Two Tone
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'15 GTS300, '86 PX125EFL, '66 VBB, '01 ET4
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Location: San Diego, CA
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Post a pic if you took one.

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