Subject: RE: Need Help with Choke System
Author: greg hopkins
Date: Aug 31, 2005, 8:31 PM
Post ID: 1719373104
For what it's worth, I put mine on in 20 minutes with a michromometer, 2 drill bits and a drill press. Yes you drill the carb body, but a simple blow of air and it's ready to go. I just put one on the left side, like it was when I bought it. Greg '74 Police Eldo. (still praying for the dropped valve)
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Charlie Mullendore wrote:
Another alternative would be to use the choke lever assy. and cables from a Convert, G5, CX100, SP, etc. like #1 on the MG page above. They bolt on at the left valve cover and run short cables to each carb. You can reuse the Loop bits on the carb tops. Maybe whoever was parting out the Converts (Tom?) has the whole assy. for you cheap? Hope this helps. |
..I was dinking around the bikes yesterday, and noticed on of the bikes
had this. One cable was missing. Didn't look at the other bike.
I'll have to look t'night. I may want to keep one for myself!!
The Arizona Kid
LFL 009
Tom Short
AZ MGNOC Rep
Phoenix, AZ
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