Switching to newer style carbs? 28mm to 34mm
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Switching to newer style carbs? 28mm to 34mm
08 Mar 2016 00:13
I have 01 KZ1000J parts bike 103 HP 34mm diaphragm type carbs
www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/kawasaki...saki_z1000j%2081.htm
Does it make sense to install carbs from 81 KZ1000J on my 80 KZ1000E shaft 28mm?
It is only possible if intake manifolds from J are good or can be repaired.
www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/kawasaki...saki_z1000j%2081.htm
Does it make sense to install carbs from 81 KZ1000J on my 80 KZ1000E shaft 28mm?
It is only possible if intake manifolds from J are good or can be repaired.
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Re: Switching to newer style carbs? 28mm to 34mm
08 Mar 2016 03:46
Simple answer = NO.
Not just for the sake of it.
Keep the slide carbs on if there's nothing wrong with them.
Not just for the sake of it.
Keep the slide carbs on if there's nothing wrong with them.
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