Seem to recall seeing a thread a while ago with a seller on ebay selling pattern carb to head rubbers and also new clamps?
Anyone got a link please?
thanks
carb rubbers
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Re: carb rubbers
To be honest with you I wouldn't bother with pattern ones considering the price of genuine ones.
If this is for an nc30 I have read that the nc35 ones are better and make the job of refitting the carbs a lot easier, however I have not tried this personally so hopefully someone else will confirm.
Cheers
bazz
If this is for an nc30 I have read that the nc35 ones are better and make the job of refitting the carbs a lot easier, however I have not tried this personally so hopefully someone else will confirm.
Cheers
bazz
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Re: carb rubbers
Have bought pattern nc30 off eBay -split in 3 months, bought oem rvf from David silver and much more solid, easier to get carbs on and off too
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Re: carb rubbers
copies from china, waste of money.krismarmoy wrote:Seem to recall seeing a thread a while ago with a seller on ebay selling pattern carb to head rubbers and also new clamps?
Anyone got a link please?
thanks
you can get new ones from david silvers for not much more, you onl need new clamps if the existing ones are broke which is quite rare
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