Z1 Enterprises fuel Tee

[Nessism]

Just checked and the Harbor Freight kit and the O-ring size that fits is 6.8 x 1.9. Robert doesn't volunteer what sizes come in his kit and there is no guarantee that his O-rings will be the same size. Regarding Z1, there is no guarantee they will admit a problem either. I didn't even bother contacting them after experiencing the O-ring problem based on past experience with problems on some parts they sell. I love Z1, but they are not very forthcoming in terms of admitting fault.

[LAB3]

After converting the metric sizes supplied by derekb to the English system and checking what the local chain auto parts store offers it looks like 5/16 ID and 3/8 OD might be a good fit. If not for having to pack everything I own on my bike I'd probably just get the HF kit and be done with it.

[chuck hahn]

orings are based on two measurements..the ID and the durometer. All you need is one of Roberts kits and a digital dial caliper and youll know his sizes in 5 minutes. I have bought from these guys before when needing some one off oring.

https://www.theoringstore.com/index.php?main_page=page_2&zenid=da17cbe1db78379a5ac15f2f19c2f78d

[Nessism]

orings are based on two measurements..the ID and the durometer. All you need is one of Roberts kits and a digital dial caliper and youll know his sizes in 5 minutes. I have bought from these guys before when needing some one off oring.



https://www.theoringstore.com/index....c15f2f19c2f78d

chuck,

O-rings are sized by thickness x ID. Durameter and material type are separate characteristics.

As someone that has made my own Tee's several times before I can tell you that the depth and width of the groove, in addition to the ID of the mating hole, will determine what size O-ring is needed for the application. I've not compared the OEM Suzuki Tee size against the aftermarket version Z1 sells and I would NOT assume they are the same.

Below is a Tee I made for a Keihin CV34 carb set.

P1030577 by nessism, on Flickr

[robertbarr]

After converting the metric sizes supplied by derekb to the English system and checking what the local chain auto parts store offers it looks like 5/16 ID and 3/8 OD might be a good fit. If not for having to pack everything I own on my bike I'd probably just get the HF kit and be done with it.

This size is generally known as a "Dash 11" or -011. AS568, if it matters. They are common and should be available anywhere. If you have trouble finding these, just PM me your mailing address.