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Anyone have a good picture of an installed dual Mikuni Carb showing all the hose connections using a dual feed Mikuni fuel pump. The carbs have been rebuilt and I made the dreaded mistake of not taking a picture before hand.
 
I can post/send some when I get home from work if someone doesn't beat me to it. I have the carbs off my GSX with all new lines ran and can take a pic of my GTX. Same setup.

I see you're a prem member, the free manual has a good diagram as well.
 
Hope this helps.
 

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I had the carbs rebu
No reason to use a separate fuel pump on a stock or even slightly modified 787.
I have had the Mikuni separate pump for a long time and would need to have the carbs changed to have a pulse line connection. It seems like it would be easier to stick with the current setup.
 
What carbs are those?

With those modifications and choke plates missing you are going to be on your own for tuning specs.
 
Not sure other than Mikuni carbs. They are same as I have had when I bought the machine 20+ years ago. The previous owner definitely had done some performance upgrades. I finally have the carbs back in and running. Only problem is the machine boggs down like it is running on 1 cylinder until it warms up, then okay. I will replace the plugs and see if that fixes it.
 
Good question. Perry Performance Group did the carb rebuild for me. I will ask Glenn Perry that question. It could be the easiest available spot.
 
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