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Old 06-19-2014, 10:33 AM
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I have a spray bar in original packaging for a Super Tigre carb part # N02302078 also has the number 26 by the motor/ engines
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Anyone out there have any idea what engine or carb this may fit?
The needle valve hole and thread is much smaller than the one for the G-75.
Is there a G-26 diesel?

Many thanks, Oscar
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It could be for the .25/.29 engines that use a needle with an L bend on the end. Likely for the "S" or "X" series engines. The bigger Tigre carbs have an external threaded needle holder and the smaller ones use an inner threaded needle holder. Don't quote me 100% on this..

Is the spraybar round or flat?
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The spray bar is flat and the internal thread appears to be for a very small diameter needle, possibly 2 or 2.5, mm thread.
There is a shoulder on the OD about 3.2 mm dia and 3 mm long that is slit for the length of the shoulder and the OD thread measures 4 mm.

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Without digging my s29 out, it sounds very much like the spraybar you have is for the smaller Mag Carburetors for the small Tigres. The slit in the end is for a packing nut that clamps down on the needle valve to hold it in place. My S29 carburetor is round though, not the milled flat kind. I've only heard of the larger Carburetors having the flat spraybars. It's too bad it's so hard to reference old ST part numbers. Hobby services is NO help in determining old part numbers because they don't have parts books from when the ST Engines were made in Italy.

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