carburetor mounting bracket
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carburetor mounting bracket
how necessary is the mounting bracket between the carburetor and the cylinder heads? i see a lot of CV carbs on ebay, and none seem to include the bracket. i would think it's important due to vibrations. i know it's probably a dumb question.
i am trying to change from my S&S super e to a CV, and keep it cheap...i can barely afford to insure my bike at the moment, and i just cant get the super e tuned right. we've taken it off, cleaned it, rejetted it a few times. it was rebuild the year before last, and a new accelerator pump last year. i just want to ride, i'm hoping i can get it running better, but i don't have 100s of dollars to spend on it right now. i have been riding it the way it is.
i am trying to change from my S&S super e to a CV, and keep it cheap...i can barely afford to insure my bike at the moment, and i just cant get the super e tuned right. we've taken it off, cleaned it, rejetted it a few times. it was rebuild the year before last, and a new accelerator pump last year. i just want to ride, i'm hoping i can get it running better, but i don't have 100s of dollars to spend on it right now. i have been riding it the way it is.
You have to have the bracket. The flange on a CV isn't long enough to mount clamp-style. You can use one from an older Buell. They're around 25 bucks new at the dealership.
But don't you also need to change your intake manifold?
But don't you also need to change your intake manifold?
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