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setting float height?

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nevermind i am going to be close to one tomorrow going out and just found out there is one in the town i am going too
 
can i get away with buying a 4 inch measurement tool or even a 2 inch?
 
I used a ruler with mm. Just measure both sides to make sure it's even.
 
thank you that will be cheap i think i will do that. get me one step closer to getting this beast running again. i miss it.
 
Does anyone have a illustration of how to set the float hight. I'm more of a picture guy then a word guy. Also does anyone know what tool to measure with and what the specs are for a 1982 gs850g are?

Shane
 
Borrowed pictures

Borrowed pictures

SDK said:
Does anyone have a illustration of how to set the float hight. I'm more of a picture guy then a word guy. Also does anyone know what tool to measure with and what the specs are for a 1982 gs850g are?

Shane
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Mr. SDk,

Have a look in the carb spec sticky thread at the top of this Tech section. You'll find all the numbers in there. Look at post #19 in this thread for the proper measurement tool.

If I may borrow from Mr. Steve...

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Thanks for the pictures Mr. Steve!

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
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