Choke fitting replacement, brass made.
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Well take off, eh.
SuperBike
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From: QC, Canada
Choke fitting replacement, brass made.
If you are looking for a solution for your plastic choke cable fittings, I may just have the cure. If they haven't broken yet, good for you, but, if they have, well I believe a brass made one will cure those broken blues...;O)
They are a perfect replica of the original one. Price is 39$, shipped to your door, but, there is a catch, it must be PayPaled as gift please.
For those of you who have already shown interest, I will PM you shortly.
They are a perfect replica of the original one. Price is 39$, shipped to your door, but, there is a catch, it must be PayPaled as gift please.
For those of you who have already shown interest, I will PM you shortly.
Last edited by Jack Flash; Aug 14, 2023 at 01:12 PM.
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If you're taking your carbs off and haven't replaced your stock plastic choke fittings, or if you are experiencing strange, intermittent carb issues - these are the ticket!
I chased jetting issues for months until I replaced my previous owner jerry rigged choke fittings. Sagging choke cables, poor fitting cable boots, sticking chokes - not good.
I chased jetting issues for months until I replaced my previous owner jerry rigged choke fittings. Sagging choke cables, poor fitting cable boots, sticking chokes - not good.
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Well take off, eh.
SuperBike
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 1,206
From: QC, Canada
Well, like everything else in life, everybody wants some, but, they don't really want them when they're done.
So, after a few flakes, I have some of these left if anyone one else may be interested.
So, after a few flakes, I have some of these left if anyone one else may be interested.
Rex Kramer-Thrill Seeker
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From: Brookfield, WI
I got mine and had them installed within minutes. Super easy and gives you a peace of mind. My old ones were so brittle and having replaced one of the plastic ones with another from a set of parts carbs, this made for very delicate carb removal and installation. Now, I can rip those suckers out of there, like startin' an old outboard!
Thanks again Mr. Flash
Thanks again Mr. Flash
Rex Kramer-Thrill Seeker
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From: Brookfield, WI
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Well take off, eh.
SuperBike
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From: QC, Canada
Making them would not be an issue. The issue is if you make them in aluminium, it needs to be treated with an anti friction. If you make them in brass, I don't believe weight would be such an issue, but, the wear factor will still be one.
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protection. Something like DOW's Molykote Anti-Friction Coating that is a bonded, dry-film lubricant
