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ButcherBoy
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Wondering....
What's the standard size carby for an 84 250r?
And is a PJ34 Keihin to small or the right size?
Cheers.
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greenhuman
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30mm is std.
34 is a good size for increased performance on an 84 model. |
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ButcherBoy
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| Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:36 am Post subject: |
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| greenhuman wrote: | 30mm is std.
34 is a good size for increased performance on an 84 model. |
Thanks John 
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ForeverThreeWheels
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The carb off an 85R is a 34mm PJ round slide.
The carb off an 86R is a 34mm PJ flat slide and is better apparently.
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Mart 300r
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yeh deffinately the pj is the go.Although ya should spend the extra and get a pwk
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