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Old 06-10-2010, 10:11 AM
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LOL. I went with the S&S G (it's the right carb for my build). I previously tried running a gas soaked rag but like the G's performance better.


"I heard one grey beard refer to the S&S as one step up from a gas soaked rag.....they have there place, but not on my bike for all 'round driving. "
 
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Originally Posted by CRF
I've always been a big fan of the stock CV..... with a little work they perform great and are uber reliable.......
yup... don't waste money on a new carb... save it for your cams. My cv performs outstanding. I got a good boost in throttle response adding a boyesen x-wing. No point on buying a mikuni or s&s if you ask me.
 
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Old 06-10-2010, 05:46 PM
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This is only my $.02 worth. The stock CV carb is all you need unless major mods have been done to your engine. Its arguably the most dependable way to get air/fuel into your scooter. Its definitely the cheapest way. I'd recommend it as a conversion for anything Harley ever used in the past. Some people even convert fuel injection to CV carb.
 
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