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Replacement carb bolts

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Is there a place i can get new top screws etc for my carb without getting rebuild kits. I just need all the screws as most of mine are stripped.
 
If you are looking for the screws that hold the diaphragm caps on, the rebuild kits don't contain them.
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Check with Z1 Enterprises. I know they have stainless Allen-head bolts for the engine covers, not sure if they also have carb kits.

You can also check eBay.

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I picked mine up from Ace Hardware. Those, the ones for my bowls, and the ones I needed for both mounting rails came to just under $40 or so.
 
I picked mine up from Ace Hardware. Those, the ones for my bowls, and the ones I needed for both mounting rails came to just under $40 or so.

x2 on Ace for metric bolts. That's where I got my carb cap and intake tube replacements. Just take an old one in and match it up.
 
I picked mine up from Ace Hardware. Those, the ones for my bowls, and the ones I needed for both mounting rails came to just under $40 or so.
$40 ? I'd go for the titanium ones at that price. Anyways, in my stumbling in ebay a while back I found an outfit in WV that has kits for different carbs and they seem to know the difference between VM and CV. Go on ebay, and go to item# 370495806560- hopefully still listed at $10 plus shipping. This kit is for top and bottom of carbs, but they have others.
 
Im guessing most of the screws are the 4x12's that id need?

Check that you need 4 x 12 socket cap heads for your carbs.

I have just replaced mine and they were 5mm x 12mm for the tops and 5mm x 16mm for the float bowls (to compensate for spring washers) Also use the 16 mm for the brackets.

Regards.

Bozza
 
Got mine at Lowes.

I replaced all of the bolts except for the Rail-bolts.
It costed me under $20 I think.......all stainless Flathead and 7mm socket-head.

And a bag of washers too!
 
Check that you need 4 x 12 socket cap heads for your carbs.

I have just replaced mine and they were 5mm x 12mm for the tops and 5mm x 16mm for the float bowls (to compensate for spring washers) Also use the 16 mm for the brackets.

Regards.

Bozza
If you have a choke cable hoder on the top you need 2 16mm as well.Though they where 5mm.Lower rail on my 85 750 was 6mm x 16mm IIRC
 
Wow!!!

Wow!!!

Boy am I glad I found this post! Thanks for the tip! I just picked myself up a set of these stainless bolts for my carb set. That makes all the screws including the Intake Boots that I got from Cycle O-Rings! :clap:

Can't wait to finish the Carb rebuild and this puppy running again!

Thanks!

-Gumbo

$40 ? I'd go for the titanium ones at that price. Anyways, in my stumbling in ebay a while back I found an outfit in WV that has kits for different carbs and they seem to know the difference between VM and CV. Go on ebay, and go to item# 370495806560- hopefully still listed at $10 plus shipping. This kit is for top and bottom of carbs, but they have others.
 
Alright i got a set from the one on ebay coming along with some new bowl plugs and new rings from cyclone o-rings. My carbs will love me when there done, first one is takin apart, dipped, cleaned up and ready for reassembly when all the parts get here, looks brand new!
 
I just bought a set from Z1 Enterprises.

It was easier (and cheaper) for me to order them from Z1 and deliver from USA to Australia than to get them locally. Go figure.

I doubt Australia will have any local retail left soon if we can't work out how to provide decent online catalogues and ordering.
 
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