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Got this for the plumbing to build the rad cooler:
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Neat, what's it off? (CBX750?)
You may need the adapter bolt to hold sandwich plate to crankcase, I think they are still available from Honda (probably not cheap though?)
 
JSJamboree said:
Buddy brought over a set of these JIS Impact screwdrivers after I busted two covers and stripped out a dozen screws using a standard impact. They are magic. Bought a set that night, it was like when Wayne sees Cassandra for the first time in Wayne's world..... Not sure how I've managed over the years without a set... Lots of drill outs I guess
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I use Vessel screwdrivers, they are awesome.
 
$6.57 on ebay.

GT550 belt buckle. I wont wear it so it will probably just go on a wall in my garage.

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A student just brought me a free CL350 roller w/ title.

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crazypj said:
Neat, what's it off? (CBX750?)
You may need the adapter bolt to hold sandwich plate to crankcase, I think they are still available from Honda (probably not cheap though?)
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The "longer" adapter bolt came with it, Is from an 83 Nighthawk 750
 
Tune-A-Fish said:
The "longer" adapter bolt came with it, Is from an 83 Nighthawk 750
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Trying to keep everything lined up was a pain so Honda modified design with a standard bolt and adapter. The long bolt can be used with the long CB650 filter housing to get even more oil in the system and a little more surface area for cooling
Nighthawk uses same motor as CBX750 so I made a good guess ;D
 
Got the "carbies" in, they are all there less needle and clip on one... matched set #1 an #2 not sure if there Amal or a another Britt carb?? a few minutes spining and rubbing and it looks like they will shine again!! insides are spotless:
 

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those look pretty most of the ones i have on my old bikes have knicks in them from people wrapping on the carb

from the slides sticking and them idling to high

never seen ones that shiny and nice that have been used lol

i have a box full of them that i have removed over the years
 
cxman said:
those look pretty most of the ones i have on my old bikes have knicks in them from people wrapping on the carb

from the slides sticking and them idling to high

never seen ones that shiny and nice that have been used lol

i have a box full of them that i have removed over the years
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I can see the sticking happening, the "small" slide spring is offset to one side, I see no reason you can't use a spring from a different carb to push down more even... For $13 I will put em on the shelf and look at em haha!

Bulltaco Hill!!!

RD :eek:
 
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