'78 KZ1000 makeover

In contrast, my valve cover before I took it in-

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WOW!! That looks truly AWESOME.:woohoo:
I'm glad it worked out for u. this will really make your project rise to the next level.

mark1122 wrote:

WOW!! That looks truly AWESOME.:woohoo:
I'm glad it worked out for u. this will really make your project rise to the next level.

Yeah, except now it means that I have to rise to the next level with it :dry: But there's no room for self doubt now! I'm in too deep :laugh:

Clean head, intake side, as if YOU guys can't tell

I was able to rescue a set of RS34's from my grandfathers rotting bike. My uncle probably won't be too happy, but I doubt he'll even notice for another 5 years. So now I'll add rebuilding carburetors to my to do list :whistle: So far this list is just getting bigger, not smaller!

mark1122 wrote:

Green can allways be complimented with other flavors

only noticed the green thing on the second take....:laugh:

Those black lacy things wouldnt keep out much water if it rained.

C3

keith1 wrote:

mark1122 wrote:

Green can allways be complimented with other flavors

only noticed the green thing on the second take....:laugh:

There's a bike in that pic? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

z650c3 wrote:

Those black lacy things wouldnt keep out much water if it rained.

C3

There not meant to keep out water, just fish,when driving close to the water. u know what they say, smells like fish.It just the stockings.:silly:

Porche, i have those carbs. You will like them.

mark1122 wrote:

z650c3 wrote:

Those black lacy things wouldnt keep out much water if it rained.

C3

There not meant to keep out water, just fish,when driving close to the water. u know what they say, smells like fish.It just the stockings.:silly:

Porche, i have those carbs. You will like them.

You know, I put these carbs on my grandads bike and it was a night and day difference. I just hope the consumable parts don't cost me an arm and a leg to go through them :dry: