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o rings

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does anyone know where i can find the o rings that go between my carb and the cylinder head? 1978 gs550e. thanks!
 
I have spare O-rings the size you need. Send me a PM if you want to discuss.
 
I'm in the process of looking for those for my '80 GS550. For the o-rings themselves, I read that you need a special material that starts with V...I can't remember but if you search for o-rings you'll find it, or it should be on BassCliff's site. The boots, I priced through Bike Bandit, and through Babbits, and found that Babbit's price was lower initially, but their shipping was higher, so overall Bike Bandit was a better price, but since I live in Canada, the taxes and duty and currency conversion ate up whatever money I was saving by ordering from the US, so it's about the same to get everything I need from my local dealership.
 
I believe I've got o-rings for both the '79 and '80 GS550. PM me the specific part number your looking for or the exact model and I can check for you.

The material is Viton and you're in luck! I'm still running my "Goodwill Free Set for Noobs" sale! Yep, if I've got 'em I'll mail you a set for free.

Normally its $5.50 to my paypal or a $5 bill and a sase mailed to me.

/\/\ac
 
I'm in the process of looking for those for my '80 GS550. For the o-rings themselves, I read that you need a special material that starts with V...I can't remember but if you search for o-rings you'll find it, or it should be on BassCliff's site. The boots, I priced through Bike Bandit, and through Babbits, and found that Babbit's price was lower initially, but their shipping was higher, so overall Bike Bandit was a better price, but since I live in Canada, the taxes and duty and currency conversion ate up whatever money I was saving by ordering from the US, so it's about the same to get everything I need from my local dealership.

The O-ring material is called Viton. Holds up to heat better than Buna-N O-rings.
 
Any bearing and seal supplier. Get the Suzuki part number, the metric size is in the last part of the number and then ask for Viton o-rings of that size, or take your old ones to them.:)
 
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