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pnedac
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Just curious. they sure to look similar, but I just want to check and make sure. Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks!
Pnedac
Thanks!
Pnedac
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You can probably use them but they are bigger than the stock carbs. You will probably have some jetting issues. The 750 has 32mm carbs where as the 1100 has 34mm carbs
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pnedac
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That might actually work out great because I need to do a stage three jet kit on the 750 carbs so I can likely find a nice in between jetting that would work well.
Steve
GS Whisperer
Sure, you can do it, but be prepared for a jetting NIGHTMARE. 
Unless your bike is built with a big-bore kit and radical cams, it won't flow enough air to use the larger carbs effectively.
It's kind of like sticking a big Holley four-barrel carb on a Focus, it's just not going to work well.
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Unless your bike is built with a big-bore kit and radical cams, it won't flow enough air to use the larger carbs effectively.
It's kind of like sticking a big Holley four-barrel carb on a Focus, it's just not going to work well.
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pnedac
Guest
The good news is that I found some new mixture screws, which are the sticking point as I can't get the old ones out! Any ideas on that subject? I even have an extractor set but the bit is too big for this hole otherwise I'd let it rip. I see that I have to be careful in this touchy area. I have to get these boogers out though. Any help or advice is appreciated.
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Cut the tunnel off leading to the screw with a dremel and cut a new notch in the screw. Spray with PJ1 and hit with some heat with a propane torch or similar. Make sure the slides are removed before using heat.
Steve
GS Whisperer
Actually, if you use one of the larger, reinforced cut-off wheels, you don't need to cut the tunnel off, just cut your slot down it, too.
It will look like these two carbs when you are done:
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