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Turtleface
Originally posted by TheCafeKid View Post
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koolaid_kid
Originally posted by Turtleface View PostI've been ordering parts for my BS34s from an XS site. They're all the same, far as I can tell.
The basics (intake size, exit size, etc.) are the same. Possibly most of the jets, also. But there are subtle differences.
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BassCliff
Originally posted by Danjal View PostYou can use the patented debugging tool. Removes stuck bolts, tight screws, unwanted scratches, fixes unruly PC's, takes carbs off easily.
*May effectively removes some parts too effectively. Contains lead. A chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm if those products expose consumers to such chemicals above certain threshold levels. Use in a well ventilated area, always wear protective gear. Keep safe from children, Always use under proper adult supervision. Never attempt to use on the bike while moving. Do not use on a friends bike. After use parts replacement may benecessary. May scare liberals, Might not be legal in california, New york, or Massachutsets. May be required in the state of Texas. May not be endorsed by BassCliff except on days or nights when hes been drinking... heavily. We are not responsible for other applications you may find this product useful for. Warranty void if seal is broken.
And I don't drink anything stronger than pop. But then, Pop drinks everything.
Hey Koolaid! Did you get your pilot screws out?
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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koolaid_kid
Originally posted by BassCliff View PostHey! I will not hesitate to use a 12 gauge when necessary.
And I don't drink anything stronger than pop. But then, Pop drinks everything.
Hey Koolaid! Did you get your pilot screws out?
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
All pilot screws are done except carb #2, which remains on my bench awaiting its fate.
And I'm with Pop. :chug:
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