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Carbs for what it is worth

Started by Attic Rat, Sat 18, Jan 2014, 10:12:28

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Attic Rat

Float needles from Honda can be rather expensive. Here is a link to where you can buy K&L float needles for a very reasonable price.
http://www.amazon.com/Supply-Float-Needle-6pk-18-8955/dp/B001KOD732
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Punisher


Thanks AR...good price.

Ordered a couple of sets to put in my stash for when needed.


whitestroke

Minibike                          
Honda S90
Yamaha YL100
Bultaco 250 Matador
Bultaco 250 Pursang
Yamaha 250 YZ
Triumph 650 Bonni
Honda ATC 200

2 Kids 25 year break.
Suzuki GS 500
2003 VTX 1300S,
1998 Valk standard
2008 Goldwing

Gavin_Sons

Can you replace those needles without pulling the carbs?

snakemeister

  I see you referred to often on here; Attic Rat.Maybe you can answer my question of what kind of piston rings came in a '97 Valkyrie;chrome , moly, cast, ect.

Attic Rat

I would guess chrome but that is just a guess. I haven't pulled any pistons out yet but next month when I get time I have an engine that I am going to split the case and change the crankshaft, rods and pistons. I will take a look when I do that.
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Xtracho

Before you jump on those float needle valves take a look at this image. It's an aftermarket float needle valve off a Goldwing. Sometimes you get what you pay for.

Mark

"To live you must be willing to die" - Amir Vahedi
My father gets smarter each day he is gone.

In the stable:
'84 GW Aspencade
'47 Indian Chief
'98 Valkyrie

Russell Rice

#7
Looks pretty nasty. I think the float needles that attic rat is talking are made by the same mfg that Honda uses, he just might of found them somewhere else cheaper. A float needle valve from Honda is $25 and some change for each one. The ones he found are less than $25 for all 6. Might have to PM him and ask.