Thanks. Great idea . I'll look into these.
I found these on Amazon. Although they are automotive the caps look right and the length of the longest one is 30" which is what I need. Do they...
The caps are not like my other VF500. These are straight so it makes it easy. I'll look into what's available. Thanks Captain !
On another note. I'm about to install the coils but the spark plug caps are pretty bad. Wires too. Anyone know of where to source replacement...
Oh that plate. The original carbs were just like that. They had the plate. Only one carb was replaced and its the same.
You mean the gold colored throttle plates ? If so no, those carbs were replaced with throttle bodies with the silver plates. All are silver plate.
I'm using the same 6-Sigma kit I used in my first vf500 project and what they recommended. I can look into what the stock and new one's are if you...
Fairing Bodywork Panel Kit Set Fit for Honda VFR400 NC30 1988-1992
The carbs are all re-jetted with my kit cleaned and static synced. New boots and there installed.
This a link to the eBay site I bough them from https://www.ebay.com/itm/276965948044
I didn't get a new fuel tank. That is a cover for a damaged VFR400 to hide the damage. I'm going to have to use my original gas tank and repair...
The fairing kit I'm planning to install [ATTACH]
Or start with something new and fabricate mounts for it. [ATTACH]
I just found one in my old carbs. I looked before but missed it. Thanks anyway Captain. All good now
Thanks for the offer Rogue but the dimensions are so fine I don't have the tools to measure it.
I'm missing a carb link arm bushing that goes between # 1 and #3 It a nylon bushing that looks to be really important to keep the carb sync...
correct. #1
Which number is that carb ? I may have one also if the Captain's offer falls through.
on my first vf500 rebuild, I tried to use the old boots. Even with lube it was so hard to install the carbs I felt I was going to break something....
LOL, I would have chosen my favorite JB
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