I would like to replace the carb from my 1982 RD350LC . What would you recommend and why.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
RD350LC Carb choice
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RD350LC Carb choice
1982 RD350J aka RD350LC Canadian
1971 Kawasaki F5a Big Horn
2013 NC700X
Judge people by what they do and not what they say they will do.
1971 Kawasaki F5a Big Horn
2013 NC700X
Judge people by what they do and not what they say they will do.
Re: RD350LC Carb choice
You could use RD400 28mm for more power at the top
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Re: RD350LC Carb choice
TM32 Mikuni flat slides.
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Tim Steele in Front Royal, VA
Tim Steele in Front Royal, VA
Re: RD350LC Carb choice
Keihin 28 PWKS.. Period.
FAR more capable designs than Mikunis. Very good... smooth midrange power as well as top end.
Hell.. they are an Eye opener after trying to live with geriatric and too often worn right out Mikunis.
Dead easy to jet.. as bonus .
Buy New ones though ...not worth the aggro to deal with someones' cast offs .
FAR more capable designs than Mikunis. Very good... smooth midrange power as well as top end.
Hell.. they are an Eye opener after trying to live with geriatric and too often worn right out Mikunis.
Dead easy to jet.. as bonus .
Buy New ones though ...not worth the aggro to deal with someones' cast offs .
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Re: RD350LC Carb choice
It really depends on your engine spec. If you have no major engine upgrades larger carburetors could be more trouble than they are worth, and by that I mean if you do not have the engine and exhaust mods to support larger carburetors you may find things get worse, not better. You may get more performance at high RPM, but low RPM performance may be unsatisfactory.
Re: RD350LC Carb choice
RD350 or 400 carbs. modify to suite. fits the standard airbox and manifolds with a squeeze. works great. dyno proven
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