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Intake duct alternatives?
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1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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Another option is to get CV carburetors from a later csr or a 750-4 along with new -1032 ducts.
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Here's a post/idea I'm after currently from another user a year ago (good info for anyone in a similar situation as me!). I'm hoping that the radiator hosing's OD will fit the air box holes ID. Any ideas on creating a flange for the inside of the airbox like the real ducts have? I was toying with getting reinforced water hosing (double walled) and partially separating the outer wall to heat and harden while leaving the inner wall straight.
www.kzrider.com/forum/3-carburetor/59983...memade-air-box-boots
www.kzrider.com/media/kunena/attachments...0/Carbboots001-8.jpg
If I can get any of these solutions to work without having to rejet, I'll do a write-up since these issues are only going to be more and more common as parts dry up.
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retka wrote: Stratman, website is showing all sold out, but I'll give em a call tomorrow to see; you're indeed correct about either duct side working. Maybe they'll have some after all.
Really? I'm seeing the LH part sold out but the RH part looks like it's available. I could be missing something.
I just checked my garage because I have a spare airbox but the boots on it are the wrong kind (and pretty crusty). I thought I might be able to help you out.
Anyway, please do keep us posted on your eventual solution. Being a fellow '81 CSR owner, I'm very interested to know how you make out.
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On a side note, I'm going to be messing with the ducts 14073-1032 in the mean time but have a full set I don't need. If anyone is in need of the set for the H2/H3, holler.
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Using donuts w the -1032 ducts is probably the simplest solution. assuming of course that you can't find the stock ducts anywhere --- they're supposed to be NLA & have been for quite a few years.
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There was a full set listed this year for around $130. ouch. Those are the only 2 listings I've ever seen of the 81 650 ducts.
Z1Enterprises.com has a full set of the -1032 ducts for about $50 plus shipping.
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