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Pingel fuel valve

I'd have thought VERY high performance, to slurp more fuel than a stock, properly opening, pet cock will flow.
 
Sorry if I sounded snarky...it wasn't the best day...So you have my apology...

However, I am someone "using a Pingel on their GS" as you requested.:D
My '83 GS1100E, is on its second Pingel in 10 years...
I just don't think it has any advantage over stock, only disadvantages...
Next time it fails, I am going back to stock...

Had one a low 9 sec, GS drag bike too, and it also needed to be replaced once...

But hey...It's your money...:cool:

Regards

No apology necessary, it's all good. I Was just confused that you have an OEM that lasts 20 years but you have a Pingel on your GS1100 . I have a new OEM on my '85 GS1150 and it leaks. I have rebuilt many OEM petcocks with success using the kits, but not this one . I have a Pingle on my Valkyrie 11 years now with no issues , but have never tried one on my 1150 . Thanks for your input on your experience with Pingel on your GS , good tech info .

Terry
 
Just make the o-rings are properly seated on the Pingel. From my old CBX dragbike.
This happened after a rebuild from Pingel. They were apologetic but a tiny piece of rubber floating around inside a carb MIGHT have disastrous results.

 
I had a single outlet Pingel on my 1150/1229 Kat for about 20 years or so. It's a Kat frame and the 1150 engine didn't allow the pretty end of the Pingel fuel tap w/o
cutting it off shorter. It was hitting the cam cover. At some point it had a weep, as I don't think it came with a gasket and had to fabricate one. Solved that eventually.

I seized three brand new Wiseco pistons recently and haven't bothered to rebuild yet, so using a stock motor I stole out my wife's bike.
 
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