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Thread: Could use a photo of fuel line routing, etc ('67)

  1. 06-13-2014, 07:47 PM #1
    Silverbullit
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    Could use a photo of fuel line routing, etc ('67)

    Now that I have acquired this little gem, I'm hoping someone will share a photo showing it's installation. Thanks
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    Brian,

    I can snap a photo tomorrow if somebody else doesn't.

    But if you look at the rear crossbeam, where your shocks are mounted. Along the face of that where the seam is there should be 2 metal tangs, one over towards your left shock, and one towards the middle.

    The streight section goes towards your pump, and positioned the feed lines would point towards your carbs.
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    there are metal straps on the cross member(where the rear shocks are mounted)...they hold the tube.


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    Got 'em…thanx guys.
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  5. 06-16-2014, 04:41 AM #5
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    I found that I had to -carefully- with tubing bending sleeve (looks like a screen door spring) bend the tubing to match the curve of the body to neatly fit undter the tabs then also point toward the R carb just so. Mine may have been more misshapen than others. It'll be nice to see yours installed

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