- Location
- Atlanta, GA
I have a stock carbs on my sxr. I need to replace all the seals and gaskets where is the best place to order them in like one package?
carb question
- Thread starter joeyyyyyy08
- Start date
- Location
- CT
places like blowsion and wamiltons and many more have rebuild kits. Just makes sure that its a mikuni brand one.
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
ok i look on blowsion.
for a stock carb set up will this work? i really just need to change out the seals
http://www.blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=01-02-009
for a stock carb set up will this work? i really just need to change out the seals
http://www.blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=01-02-009
John Zigler has really good prices on genuine Mikuni rebuild kits.
He's a member here and PWCT.com
Rock County Jet Ski ( RCJS)
608-743-1305 10am to 3pm CST m-f
email; radracingpwc@aol.com
He's a member here and PWCT.com
Rock County Jet Ski ( RCJS)
608-743-1305 10am to 3pm CST m-f
email; radracingpwc@aol.com
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
what is his email? or how do i get intouch with him?
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
Rock County Jet Ski ( RCJS)
608-743-1305 10am to 3pm CST m-f
email; radracingpwc@aol.com
wait... is this his info or is this your signature thing?
608-743-1305 10am to 3pm CST m-f
email; radracingpwc@aol.com
wait... is this his info or is this your signature thing?
- Location
- CT
thats the guys info, if it were his signature there would be a line dividing it from the rest of his post.
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
ok Awesome thanks you guys!
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
well i think i'm going to replace the seals b/c i've taken those carbs apart about 4 or 5 time now and i don't have a pressure tester but i think my neighbor does . i am almost positive that the leak is coming form the carb b/c the head is torqued down with blue silicon as the seal and there is noway it can leak there, and the exhaust manifold has a gasket and torqued down as well. so it has to be leaking through the carbs.
But i'm going to do a pressure check next month when i'm home.
JJ, do you think it would be a good idea to replace the seal in my carbs??
- Location
- Idaho
head torqued down with blue silicon as the seal????? That is not good.
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
It was Blue Silicon Gasket Maker, It for the R&D 29 cc head, that is what the said to use. I don't remember the exact name of the product but its safe. =)
cmeripper26
Ripper26
- Location
- Connecticut
U should definately be using a gasket or O-ring kit for the head. Not gasket maker. It still could be leaking from your crank seals as well i wouldnt rule that out either.
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
well there are O rings as well at the gasket maker
cmeripper26
Ripper26
- Location
- Connecticut
If the head is machined for O-rings then thats all u should use. O-rings hold good compression. Using a sealant with o-rings will just take away from the seal. I have even seen o-ring kits used on 16 cylinder catepillar marine diesels. I would replace the o-ring kit for starters with no sealant.
