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  • April 20, 2010 at 10:50 am #98353

    aaron childs
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    Hey fellas ,
    been fiddeling with carbies again
    lol; do those hairs stand up on your neck too UH OH

    Just fiddeling with the boys kx 60 ’86 had trouble with the float but also the setting i know the jetting plays in but the float tab had been bent and need a place to start .?(height without the overflow)

    Maybe a full kit do you still have to get bits seperate or does someone have full setups?
    aaaaggghhhhhhhh!

    April 20, 2010 at 10:54 am #176619

    Mick D
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    MR Blue is your man, he just went through the KX60 carbie thing.

    BTW welcome back stranger

    April 20, 2010 at 11:02 am #176621

    aaron childs
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    Cheers mick
    ill be sure to look out for him,

    Time is neer for me to get those boots back on.
    catch up down your way soon

    April 20, 2010 at 11:08 am #176627

    scott bocking
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    Yeah, what Mick said.

    Welcome back mate!!!

    STM

    April 21, 2010 at 7:00 am #176628

    Bruce Curtis
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    Hello Aaro, 21mm is the float height you’re after, measure from mated surface on carb body to lowest point on float

    If you have removd the needle and seat, replace the fibre washer under the seat, it can drive you mad if you don’t

    Anything like ours the stock jetting is way too rich, so drop the pilot by 2 numerical sizes and raise the clip on the needle one or two from stock, drilling a few holes up higher in the airbox cover helps too.

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