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Re: Aftermarket Carb Kits - A Case Study
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06/27/25 at 20:23:51
A quick look-see showed a nice contact line on the taper. Not perfect, but you can’t expect more given what the carb body has been subjected to. I got no way to clean up the seat in the body.
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06/27/25 at 20:25:02
The bottom of the hole doesn’t look too bad. I think it will be ok. Look at the surface texture of the body. I think this baby has been in some of that old-school Gunk. Man, that stuff was good. Those days are LG (long gone).
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06/27/25 at 20:28:47
After thorough cleaning and blow-out, I put it back together and installed it on the bike. The carb runs fine. Note that the mixture screw can control the idle mixture smoothly. I suspect that it was more like an on/off switch with the bogus screw since the tapered tip was so small that it couldn’t throttle flow.
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ThumperLife, go ahead and order the new needle jet and slide needle. For these two parts, no aftermarket stuff, OEM parts are mandatory. Use the information I previously provided.
The aftermarket carb kit should be here in a week or two. Amazon already shipped it. If we are lucky, the TEV diaphragm will be a keeper. If not, no big deal. It seems to be working ok as-is.
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06/28/25 at 03:25:49
Great work as always......I am not as skilled with my lathe and likely could not have made such a small part.
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Very fine work Mike, the mixture screw you made is beautiful, and works perfectly as you demonstrated.
Your training and talent are great.
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