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Re: New Carb Questions [Re: MontyMcV] #889345 06/26/08 05:17 AM
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fasteddy Offline
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If you had a 5spd, I'd say weber, but with the a/t, I'd stay with the mikuni for the a/t thottle pressure valve cable. I'd bet the carb kit could be had for under $150, and I bet you need a bowl vent valve, too (not in the kit).

A download of the factory shop manual volume 1 will give you all the steps to set the carb up right. If you put it back together the same way it came apart, you probably can skip a bunch of the tricky stuff, but make sure you set the float level right and blow out all the passages and jets real good.

The suggestion of a starion/conquest intake side only is a pretty good one, too, but somewhat complex for a rookie, and the unused turbo will start singing a Siren song...


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Re: New Carb Questions [Re: fasteddy] #889346 06/26/08 05:29 AM
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powerRam50 Offline
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the a/t throttle pressure cable was about the eazyest to hook up.i used the orig cable arm from the mikuni and then used a zip tie for the tranny line.to the arm all i needed was the correct length.the cable wont go derectly on it becouse the weber sits higher up but the zip tie went right on and made adjuting a sinch.


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