Does anyone know if any of the choke plungers on MikesXS website would fit the BS40?
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BS40 Carb Choke Plungers
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BS40 Carb Choke Plungers
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Re: BS40 Carb Choke Plungers
TZ375, I recall you had some BS38 carbs apart some time ago. Are the choke plungers the same as on the BS40?
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Re: BS40 Carb Choke Plungers
I was hoping you wouldn't ask that because I can't remember. OK so only half joking. From what I remember and from the photos I took, they appear to be the same part.
They were a pair from an XS650.
They were a pair from an XS650.
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Re: BS40 Carb Choke Plungers
And a follow-up question - those viton tipped float needles (Mike's part number 48-5014) - think they would fit any of the Suzuki carbs ?
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Re: BS40 Carb Choke Plungers
I found these on eBay, and considering the price of a single choke plunger from MikesXS ($9), I took a chance and got them:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/390412319405?ss ... 076wt_1163" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Turns out they are SUDCO kits (P/N 025-426), but the contents are in a Keyster bag.
Main jet = 110
Pilot jet = 47.5
Needle = Y48 (?)
The float valve spring feels a lot stronger than the originals.
I'd be interested if anyone has used these and what the verdict is.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/390412319405?ss ... 076wt_1163" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Turns out they are SUDCO kits (P/N 025-426), but the contents are in a Keyster bag.
Main jet = 110
Pilot jet = 47.5
Needle = Y48 (?)
The float valve spring feels a lot stronger than the originals.
I'd be interested if anyone has used these and what the verdict is.
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