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Carb identification

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I own a 81 450L, and was hoping someone could give me a little knowledge on carbs. what model they are, if there is jet kits still available and if i put a mac exhaust on and pods, what jets to use. thanks for any imput
 
Being an 81, I would think that you're likely using BS32SS carbs. I may be wrong, as ive never really investigated the set up of a 450, but generally after 80, i do believe just about every bike on the road was using some form of constant velocity carburetors. And the BS32SS were used on everything GS that I am aware of from 750 down. Yes there are jet kits still available, thru DynoJet. If you're simply switching to a aftermarket pipe, and NOT changing your intake (still using the stock airbox) then you'll likely need only the Stage One jet kit. However, I would investigate with DynoJet and MAC on their suggestions. Some pipes suggest that rejet is not necessary.
 
WOW! That big? Well i guess that makes sense, two cylinders with a larger bore than that of a four would require more fuel?
 
I just had a feeling

I just had a feeling

I just had a feeling that every one here was grade a people, why else would you all be gs'ers, thank you all. planning on mac and pods
 
I just had a feeling that every one here was grade a people, why else would you all be gs'ers, thank you all. planning on mac and pods

Plan on doing some serious rejetting, or check Dynojet for a kit.
 
the 81 450L uses mikuni BS34SS carbs

second that, BS34SS, prob. series 44100 or similar, check main jets to confirm that they are mikuni, not keihin (different outside diameter)

my -81 (ex) use Keihin jets in the mikuni carb - can be confusing.

regards
-blo
 
Yeah that sounds like it could be very confusing, thanks for the heads up, i'll make sure. Waiting on responce from Dynojet just can't wait, wanted to see if any one here might know. Thanks
 
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