There is something here I don't recognize. The air screw -- center bottom.. I have never seen one like that before and I can't understand why it would be included in a 74-77 kit. Anybody know what that is?
CruzinImage carb kits
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Coyote
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CruzinImage carb kits
I just got my carb kits from Cruzinimage. Only 3 days from Japan! These definitely look to be a cut above the Keyster kits I have fooled with in the past. Especially the main jet needle. I wont be using much of the kit. Just the bowl gasket, float needle / seat and the carb top o-rings. The included main jet is marked 98.
There is something here I don't recognize. The air screw -- center bottom.. I have never seen one like that before and I can't understand why it would be included in a 74-77 kit. Anybody know what that is?
There is something here I don't recognize. The air screw -- center bottom.. I have never seen one like that before and I can't understand why it would be included in a 74-77 kit. Anybody know what that is?
I was born with nothing and still have most of it left.
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1978 GS1000C
1976 GT550 ongoing money pit.
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tz375
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Re: CruzinImage carb kits
Is it possible that a different market used a slightly different air screw? It looks like a 72 screw but on a 72 the bowl gasket is a different shape.
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markush
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Re: CruzinImage carb kits
Hi!
May be from GT250 carburetor.
see pics 26 + 27: http://suzuki-gt250.de/motornavi/motor.php?b=4
Markus
May be from GT250 carburetor.
see pics 26 + 27: http://suzuki-gt250.de/motornavi/motor.php?b=4
Markus
