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hey, i have a 79 GS1000 and i picked up a basket case 82 GS1000. I was wondering if there's any advantage (or even if i can) use the carbs from the 82 on my 79.
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There are many other differences between the two bikes, too.
First of all, there was no GS1000 in '82.
The last GS1000 would have been an '81 GS1000G (shaft-drive), your '79 GS1000 would have been chain-drive.
I do know that the head from the '80 GS1000E (and S) was the same as the head on the GS1000G (shaft-drive), but I don't know if they would fit on an earlier block, all of which would have been chain-drive bikes.
In other words, if the newer head fits the older block, the only way to use the newer carbs would be to change the head, too.
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can't use them eh? hmm well it's no big deal as there's nothing wrong with the stockers....not really much I can use off the 82. looks like they did alot of changes. you know if the pistons, cams, valves heads ect. are the same?Comment
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your right steve i had the 2 in my head because of the 2 year differance..,haha my bad.Comment
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it is the 81 shaft drive, also they are both the L models.Comment
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