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Carbs - Spit n' polish

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Thanks Steve, they are going on my 82 GS850GL. And they should match nicely.

They'll be hanging on this:

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GT is not going to ride this thing.....I think he is putting it into a museum....:D
 
In this order for each carb:

simple green, bottle brush, berrymans, carb cleaner, rinse, air, carb cleaner, rinse, air, polish the small bits, masked it off, duplicolor engine enamel primer, duplicolor "aluminum" engine enamel.

Simple. :)
 
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Where did you get the non wimpy Allen screws?

I got the lead like stock screws off but really want to replace them with something like wat you have on yours.
 
It would seem that Mr. Barr only sells the cap screws for the boots. I would like a set for the carbs (caps, and float bowls) Does Mr. Steve happen to know the size of those???
 
Spyder said:
It would seem that Mr. Barr only sells the cap screws for the boots. I would like a set for the carbs (caps, and float bowls) Does Mr. Steve happen to know the size of those???
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No, but Mr. Suzuki does. :p

Go to the parts fiche for your bike, look at the carb fiche.

Find the screws in question, look at the part number.

Unless you are looking at Bike BANDIT's site, the size of the screw is right after the dash in the middle of the part number.

For example: if the screw part number is 02112-05168, it is an M5 x 16 screw.

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