Droneh8tr

I like that to.. I'll be removing the carbs eventually so I'll look into that AND using T fittings. Thanks

Thanks Prairiehammer!that was a great explanation... And with pics... I can see using T fittings to fix my issue, BUT, in the 91 California pic, I noticed the hose exits to the front of the carbs. I'll have to see how that could route on my 93. I'm sure it will, I'll just have to figure it out.. Also, I like the idea of only one vent line being routed overboard and not 4.. 2 issues down..

Hey eveyone.. I just didn't think it important, so I didn't say anything. But, when I saw several pics of what I should have regarding the overflow lines routing, I thought I better bring this everyones attention... The two rear cylinders carb overflow tubes coming out the top are facing forward... the 2 front carbs have their overflow tubes facing backward (like the pictures).. Did the PO twist the overflow tubes of the rear carbs to face forward for some reason? Should I route 2 overflow flows to the rear, and two to the front, or am I expected to twist the rear carbs tubes rearward...

I'll definitely use that technique in the future.. Thanks for the pics.. I did not see another tube, very interesting... I'll look in the morning. Im sssoooo gonna look for that bracket, thanks.. Interesting solution, I'll consider that as well Ouch on the fire... Yeah I'll pay particular attention to the length and routing.. thanks for the heads up..

I've got alot of work ahead of me to get ready for a last week in august trip to Canada.. I'll elaborate on that and the overall condition of the bike I bought, but for now could I get an answer to these question: on top of the carburetors are 4 bent tubes, tubing is suppose to be attached exiting the area to the back... where do these 4 tubes go or are they just vented to the atmosphere? On the twinkie is a large tube, does this tube go to the bottom of the air box? Mine is venting to the side of the bike.. Sorry to be all business for now, but i've got several things going on and these immediate questions popped up.. Thanks...

Yes please...