pilot fuel screw part #?

[midnightcafe]

I'm trying to buy a new pilot fuel screw because I snapped one rebuilding the carbs the exploded diagrams on flatout/babitts are poor hand drawings with no resembling part! Can anyone tell me the part number?

[BassCliff]

Hi,

Is the parts fiche at alpha-sports any better?

http://alpha-sports.com/spst/1979%20GS750L/05.htm

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

[Nessism]

Easiest and cheapest way to get the fuel screw is to order a carb kit from Z1... http://z1enterprises.com/detail.aspx?ID=487

[midnightcafe]

Easiest and cheapest way to get the fuel screw is to order a carb kit from Z1... http://z1enterprises.com/detail.aspx?ID=487

so would the jets come with the o-rings obviously? 'cause I shredded the o-ring on the screw as well...

a lesson learned to never reassemble carbs 3 months after ripping them apart without reading your notes!

[Nessism]

so would the jets come with the o-rings obviously? 'cause I shredded the o-ring on the screw as well...

a lesson learned to never reassemble carbs 3 months after ripping them apart without reading your notes!

Photo in the link clearly shows the o-ring on the fuel screw.

And speaking of O-rings, I trust you got an o-ring kit from cycleorings.com, including new o-rings for your intake boots. Please tell me yes. It's always best to tell people like me what we want to hear.

[midnightcafe]

of course... but not the o0rings for the carb boots yet, you think it's time?

[SqDancerLynn1]

Anytime you remove the intake boots I would replace the O rings, you removed them for a reason yes ?

[Macmatic]

of course... but not the o0rings for the carb boots yet, you think it's time?

I've got intake boot o-rings galore. PM me your address and I'll mail you out a set "on the house".

/\/\ac