The big THREESOME, KZ, CB and ME! Part 2 (final) | How'd they come out?
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- Part 2 of 2 on these two bikes, the 1977 KZ1000, 1977 CB750 custom bobber and of course, yours truly. How'd they come out? Plus, a note on an upcoming 5K subscriber give-away. Thanks for watching!
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I have one o' dem screw holding tools. Never knew what it was for. Thanks (duh)
No better way to spend my time then watching your videos. (I gotta get a life)
Great work Tom, love the humour.
BRILLIANT!!!🇬🇧🏴👍
12.9.23. Yup…those Stators™️ will give you headaches every time⚠️
I’ve never commented on a TH-cam video before, but I feel compelled. Yeah those aluminum fuel Tees are real problems. I’m working on my Dads 76 KZ900 he bought new in 75. We cleaned and rebuilt the carbs and had a leaky orig. OE tee. Went with the aluminum Z1 Ent. Tees. Originally they seemed ok and were working but then one started to leak I think that happened after some movement of the fuel line which compromised that joint. Interesting we went with repressing the aluminum joint with JB weld added. So far so good. We did this work about 2 weeks ago. Before seeing your video. You are not along having an aluminum fuel tee issue. I have a funny video where I had a close up video of the tee area when my dad turned on the gas and I saw it leaking and let a little profanity fly. I found you looking for KZ front fork seal replacement instructions which we are doing now. Thanks for that too.
I have notified them with a video clip and all they said was they’re looking into it. Can you tell me when you ordered and received the failed tees? I’m curious as to whether these were sold after they knew about the issue.
@@MotoRestoFL We ordered the Tees on 10/14/23. They were shipped on 10/15. After some travel and carb rebuilds we got them installed around the first of December. And after a fuel tank R&I we found the tees leaking on 12/11 and told Z1 Ent. Of the issue on 12/12 They sent us 1 replacement aluminum fuel tee.
Another great video, thanks for keeping the old bikes on the road.
Awesome video.
Strong video. Enjoyed the video Tom. RIDE SAFE OUT THERE! You ever worked on VMAX1200?
Technically, yes. But it was years ago and minimal work was performed.
Picked up a nice older lift back in Sept. Handy Air lift, works great and sure beats the floor.
James Condon on TH-cam has a real nice air over hydraulic lift. It’s not quick but it’s a beast.
@@MotoRestoFL Mines way to fast, have to make sure the air pressure is cut down.
@@Pete-from-Tn This one's fine at 125 psi which is about all that my compressor will give.
hi tom its amazing how much fuel tees cost but theres always away round it on the vm range i cut the raised ridge off and use 6 orings on then it mimics the ridges
What size of-rings? I was thinking of that just today.
hi yes viton id is 6.mm outside 10.9mm and 2.6mm cross section i have done 2 sets of vm carbs and i might have put 4 o rings per side with red rubber grease i saw the idea on the kzr forum about 4 years ago @@MotoRestoFL