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Re: motorcyclecarbs.com
25 Jul 2011 07:17Old Man Rock wrote: :ohmy:
Assumption is rip off?... good to know then... Still has technical data on carbs that don't costs anything that may come useful for others...
That's about all they're good for.
The fucker has my carby and won't reply
1 x 77 Z1000
1080,cams,ported
29 smoothbores,
Akron rims,Martin Swingarm
1 x 77 Z1000
1327 Wiseco,cams
ported,34.5 S/bores
GSXR swingarm
RF900 frontend.
1 x 2008 Nightrain
shotgun shock,corbin
seat,fat bars,some bling.
www.kzrider.com/media/kunena/attachments/8119/IMG_0461.JPG
1080,cams,ported
29 smoothbores,
Akron rims,Martin Swingarm
1 x 77 Z1000
1327 Wiseco,cams
ported,34.5 S/bores
GSXR swingarm
RF900 frontend.
1 x 2008 Nightrain
shotgun shock,corbin
seat,fat bars,some bling.
www.kzrider.com/media/kunena/attachments/8119/IMG_0461.JPG
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Re: motorcyclecarbs.com
26 Jul 2011 05:26
$350 to replace the diaphrams on cv carbs? ive posted the name of a guy on here more than once that sells brand new diaphrams that stamps out on a press in his basement for right around $20.00 each brand new.
if people would just do a little investigating on sources of parts theyd save a lot of money!
most carb rebuilds are pretty straight forward and dont require much more than a good soaking/scrubbing,apperantly its easier for lots of people to pay a lot of money than to get a little dirty.
now if you have broken /missing parts it can get more complicated
if people would just do a little investigating on sources of parts theyd save a lot of money!
most carb rebuilds are pretty straight forward and dont require much more than a good soaking/scrubbing,apperantly its easier for lots of people to pay a lot of money than to get a little dirty.
now if you have broken /missing parts it can get more complicated
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