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How did you do this? Drill and tap the arms? I need to do the same thing with mine. That is a bell crank linkage and it uses the ball on the carb linkage. I know that, silly. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) I've got the same linkage. The issue is that the bar between the linkage and the carb butterfly lever is at an angle. In fact, they are at slightly different angles. If you use the provided holes in the linkage arms, you will not get a 90 degree drop on either side, and the carbs don't stay perfectly synched through the rev range. Zach |
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How did you do this? Drill and tap the arms? I need to do the same thing with mine. That is a bell crank linkage and it uses the ball on the carb linkage. I know that, silly. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) I've got the same linkage. The issue is that the bar between the linkage and the carb butterfly lever is at an angle. In fact, they are at slightly different angles. If you use the provided holes in the linkage arms, you will not get a 90 degree drop on either side, and the carbs don't stay perfectly synched through the rev range. Zach They're both parallle, its just the angle of the picture that is making it look out of plumb. |
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