G-62 carb block
05-16-2008 | 09:05 PM
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G-62 carb block
Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
05-24-2008 | 08:02 AM
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RE: G-62 carb block
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Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
05-24-2008 | 10:52 AM
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RE: G-62 carb block
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I'll answer my own question. I got a chance to run it a few days ago. Works GREAT. I'm just suprised that i'd never heard of this method of moving carb in closer. BJ
ORIGINAL: WLJ
Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
05-24-2008 | 05:43 PM
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RE: G-62 carb block
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Bandsaw or ?
ORIGINAL: WLJ
I'll answer my own question. I got a chance to run it a few days ago. Works GREAT. I'm just suprised that i'd never heard of this method of moving carb in closer. BJ
ORIGINAL: WLJ
Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
Has anyone ever taken a stock G-62 carb block (black one) cut it in half, to move carb closer to cylinder, and put the carb back on and run it with sucess? I know Ralph makes a block 3/8in. that rotates the carb (got one on the table) but this idea just struck me. Didn't take but a couple of min.
