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36mm radial flatsides renovation
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36mm radial flatsides renovation
i have a set of 36mm radial flatside carburetors that need renovating. Recommendations for this work would be appreciated.
carbs
http://jrs.uk.com/jrs/jrs/JRS_Home.html
I used this guy, just down the road in Swansea, did a great job on a set of 29mm smoothbores that where in poor condition.
foz
I used this guy, just down the road in Swansea, did a great job on a set of 29mm smoothbores that where in poor condition.
foz
Rickman CR1000, Harley Roadking
Are these the early version that had the ceramic slides?
If they are and they let go in service which i believe they were prone to do it may be more cost effective to buy new.
I dont think the new slide version is backward compatible and the ceramic version having been superseded is NLA.
Might be worth a look with a suspicious eye and a magnifying glass to confirm before you splash out on refurb.
AL
If they are and they let go in service which i believe they were prone to do it may be more cost effective to buy new.
I dont think the new slide version is backward compatible and the ceramic version having been superseded is NLA.
Might be worth a look with a suspicious eye and a magnifying glass to confirm before you splash out on refurb.
AL
1981 J1