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Kevin Williams
kent,
United Kingdom

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Tiger (01-06)


10 May 2008 17:12 
just to let people know, www.tom-parker.co.uk 01772 251405 delivered me a pair of female(tank) couplings in chrome plated brass for £12.00 each +VAT & postage within 24hrs regestered mail, very nice they are to!they do both parts in metal. another word of warning, I contacted triumph at hinckly to make sure that I had the right thread size (1/4BSPT) & their tech person informed me that the female threads on the tank plate are tapered! consequently the brass couplings sit 2-3mm higher than their plastic counterparts, but with a couple of turns of ptfe tape seal just fine.
If the plastic couplings screw in deeper makes you wonder how much they are stressed & is that why they are so fragile?
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Daytona 955i (99-01)


12 May 2008 19:34 
If the plastic ones are done up too tight the internal valves stop closing.
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