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30 Mar 2006 21:18 #35636 by kzmason
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does anyone know what the eye-eye length between the carb boot bolts is?

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30 Mar 2006 21:32 #35638 by Sandy
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Mason...just measured a spare 1000 head...2&1/4 inch(57mm)B)

1977 KZ1000 A-1

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31 Mar 2006 06:07 #35685 by wiredgeorge
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Not sure what you are trying to accomplish, but you can mount larger CV style intake manifolds or smaller VM24 style manifolds on a 903/1015 cylinder head by hogging out the mount holes a bit.

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02 Apr 2006 12:28 #36173 by kzmason
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You are VERY intuitive george... I haven't gotten that desperate yet, but I was considering the idea of going to different carbs. I have given up yet though. This thing is such a basket case!

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02 Apr 2006 13:09 #36176 by wiredgeorge
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I have bunches of intake manifolds that I mount on my KZ900... VM24 type, VM26/28/29 type and BS32/34 type. All you need to do is hog out the mount holes on the VM24 and BS32/34 type to make them work. I also use washers with stainless socket head bolts to hold the manifolds in place. A Dremmel tool with a metal cutting bit works best for doing the reshaping of the manifold mount hole.

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