NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

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Re: NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

Post by RickOliver » Mon Jul 28, 2014 6:45 pm

So - CMS and the first thread you quote say wider spaced holes in the front, the second quote and your thread say wider at the rear.

On balance I`m inclined to go with wider at the front for now but I`d still welcome a definitive answer...

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Re: NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

Post by Speedy » Mon Jul 28, 2014 10:24 pm

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Hope this helps. Cylinders 2&4 (front) have the wider spaced tubes.
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Re: NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

Post by CybaHag » Tue Jul 29, 2014 6:45 am

My apologies for butting in here but I need to ask a question.

I was cleaning my NC30 carbs a short while ago and removed the emulsion tubes. I noticed that 3 of the tubes had the 3 hole setup (similar or the same as the pic above) and the remaining tube only had a 2 hole setup. Is this normal and if so what the purpose of this and what difference would it make if I have all four of the same tubes with same patterns put in.

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Re: NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

Post by speedy231278 » Tue Jul 29, 2014 10:02 am

RickOliver wrote:So - CMS and the first thread you quote say wider spaced holes in the front, the second quote and your thread say wider at the rear.

On balance I`m inclined to go with wider at the front for now but I`d still welcome a definitive answer...

Rick
You're right.... so I even got that wrong! Would the definitive answer not be for someone to buy the type that's still available and then match it to the parts diagram?
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Re: NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

Post by Drunkn Munky » Tue Jul 29, 2014 10:38 am

CybaHag wrote:My apologies for butting in here but I need to ask a question.

I was cleaning my NC30 carbs a short while ago and removed the emulsion tubes. I noticed that 3 of the tubes had the 3 hole setup (similar or the same as the pic above) and the remaining tube only had a 2 hole setup. Is this normal and if so what the purpose of this and what difference would it make if I have all four of the same tubes with same patterns put in.
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=14524

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Re: NC35 CARBS - INFORMATION PLEASE

Post by Neosophist » Tue Jul 29, 2014 4:16 pm

speedy231278 wrote:According to the pics on CMS' website, the tubes with the wider spacing are the fronts. The hole patterns are different in the pics for the front and rear tubes.

This thread on here agrees: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=12131

So does this one: http://400greybike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=46158

My carb thread seems to disagree, but I'm not infallible and they were secondhand carbs so a previous owner may have mixed them up, or I may have mis-identified the particular carb as I seem to have used different carbs to show different parts. So, I'll discount that one....
cmsnl do not list the front tubes as in stock.. anymore, but buying just the rear would confirm it for sure.
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