Recent content by mako1001

Very nice I like the progress so far. Keep us updated.

I would do one at a time otherwise parts can get mixed up. Even if they all look the same sometimes they will seat a little differently.

Yours may be different than mine . Mine are all on a rack so I take them all off at once then clean one at a time. The first time I took them all apart and let them soak in simple green for 48 hours.

Keep parts for each carb separate and labor them and use carb cleaner. Good idea to change whatever rubber you can. Good luck.

Yes need parts for this project to keep going

I could use some parts for sure.

As far as cleaning the first time I had to soak them in simple green for 24 hrs that's how bad they were and then three additional cleanings but I'm no expert at these carbs so the cleaning is fairly basic fuel holes air holes just really the basics as far as upgrades I have a mac 4-1 cannister...

Not yet, I got them all put back together back on the bike and no go. One would flood and the rest seemed like they aren't getting enough fuel. I know it's a carb or vacuum issue because I can spray starter fluid in them and it fires right up. They are just sitting on my work bench in the...

OK I have to respond to my own I was able to remove it using an old timers technique still trying do get the beast running but at least this problem has been solved

Anyone running pods on these carbs I've heard it's a pita but if someone has mastered it I word love to use this air box as a target. 82 cb750sc nighthawk 750

Ok I will get straight to it. I have an 82 cb750sc nighthawk I've been bringing back to life after a 20 year hibernation. One setback after another. Anyway I was rebuilding the carbs and discovered I can't remove one of the main nozzles which is damaged. I'm sure I will find a way to get it out...