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If the valves are straight, how much shipping to Marietta, GA (30064)? Thanks! Stephen

Do you have the horn or the valves from the motor?

Do you know if the valves from the engine are straight?

Do you have a CB350 horn and the valves from the engine?

Hello All! I'm trying to put together a CB350 I have, but it has a couple bent valves. I'm looking to buy a set of straight valves so I can get this sucker back on the road. Thanks! Stephen

Good call. I believe the petcock bowl has been cleaned recently, unsure about the tank and lines. I'll check them out tomorrow!

Currently no air box, and CL high pipe exhaust. I did pull out the stock airboxes that have new filters and hooked them up, and it made no difference. The last time I pulled the carbs apart I just left the airboxes off. When I first rebuilt the motor about 2 years ago, it had no issues with...

So I re-reviewed the service book again, it does say once you've released the timing chain adjuster plunger, you should re-set the bolt and lock it.

So I have a cb175 that will only idle at ~2000rpm if I have both idle adjustment screws on the carbs dialed all the way in. With both all the way in, the idle is stable at 2000rpm, but if I back either side out, or both sides out just a little and it'll die pretty quick (within 15 secs). Can...

Bump... anyone know? Gaskets showed up today so I'll be putting it back together here tonight.

I'm putting the top end of my CB175 all back together and have a quick question about the timing chain adjuster/plunger. I know you compress the plunger into the head and hold it with the set screw. Once the head is reinstalled you loosen the set screw and the plunger pops out and presses...

Headlight fairing $25 + shipping? http://i.imgur.com/gKAmL.jpg CB350F seat $25 + shipping? http://i.imgur.com/A5gV6.jpg Keihin CVK carbs 32mm $125 + shipping? http://i.imgur.com/r1X1n.jpg

Hmm, well then perhaps I'll save my money on this one then. Also I completely agree...my mind was blown when I first learned about impact drivers....they're worth every penny!

Ah you're right... it is cm. I just assumed inches and didn't look to closely. I do have a set of calipers, its how I've always set float heights. However I was thinking these would end up being easier/more precise to use?

So I've seen this gauge all over the internet: http://www.amazon.com/CARBURETOR-FLOAT-GAUGE-MIKUNI-KAWASAKI/dp/B001PLDUVE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=miscellaneous&qid=1296720653&sr=1-1 But does anyone know of one that is in metric units of measurement as opposed to in inches? Sure I could easily...