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750 carbs

Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by racegeek, Jul 11, 2012.

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    decent shape. bowls only thing off for pics. 100.00
     

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    i sent mine into http://carbking.weebly.com had some doubts but it came back within 4 days cleaner then i ever expected i think he even put new jets in free best part only cost me 13$ plus shipping bike runs great now that i could tune it:D think ill go ride now :) by the way the carbs were so full of whitish powder i had to remove it with a flat head screw driver and must have taken out a tablespoon full out of one carb and it was still half full I was sure they were going to tell me to get new carbs but no 13 dollars and that was it a heads up for other carb newbies like me
     
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    left carb is the worse but had the bike running for a few minutes before i started stripping it down. i dont think these need more then some carb clean but for that price cant beat it.
     
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    From the looks of that IDLE Rod, ... I'd say that those babies need a thorough going-through.

    Main Nozzles
    Pilot and Main Air Passages
    Enrichment Plungers and Cold Start Passages
    Pilot Circuit.

    Pull that Idle Rod.
    Chuck it in a Electric Drill.
    High-speed spin-it and sand and refinish the metal.

    "Choke Rod" too.
     
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