Carb Rebuild.

[polaraligned]

I see some cheap china rebuild kits on Ebay.  I want to avoid those like the plague.  Every carb I have done with those kits fails in short order. 

What are you guys doing for rebuild parts?

[jamesp]

Depending on the parts you want/need, you can probably find most of them between a Suzuki dealer and a Mikuni dealer.

I'm not sure if that was of any help - did you want actual business names of potential suppliers? I'm also not sure of your location, but if you have trouble getting certain parts from a local Mikuni dealer, I have found that Topham in Germany usually stocks a lot of things which others don't.

Regards,
James

[Admin]

Jun 24, 2020 22:27:11 GMT polaraligned said:

I see some cheap china rebuild kits on Ebay.  I want to avoid those like the plague.  Every carb I have done with those kits fails in short order. 

What are you guys doing for rebuild parts?

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Depending on where you live...
SUDCO
Look through their catalog or contact them for the best replacement part if it is not listed.
USA Distributors
sudco.com
International Distributors
www.sudco.com/international_distributors.html
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A quality replacement carb would be Lectron.
Contact them for advice on what would work BUT if you compete in AHRMA events, or other vintage events the Lectron will not be legal.

[polaraligned]

Thank you. I am in the USA. I looked at the Sudco link.  They want $20 for a catalog that they probably should have online 

[Admin]

Sudco's catalog is online.

This page.The link at the bottom.

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Catalog.

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If you have trouble viewing the catalog, let me know.

[polaraligned]

Thanks!. It is going to take me a year and a day to go thru those 612 pages.

[Admin]

www.sudco.com/files/assets/basic-html/page-235.html

Carb parts start about page 230, just click or paste the link above ...