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Home Come Back Any Time 2006 June Super Clean Carbies

Super Clean Carbies

These are the KZ550 carbs after A LOT of work. When we pulled these carbs the slides, plates and floats were all frozen solid and they looked awful. After a complete and thourough rebuild, I polished, and lubed every surface as well as put fresh paint on the top covers and supporting bars. These carbs look absolutely brand new.

Jun 16, 2006Evan Fell
1977 XS400 Sold!Clean Carbie Undersides
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Comments: 2
  1. Neil Effer
    14 years ago

    Hi,
    Wondered if you could help – I’m rebuilding the carbs for my Honda CB400F – what did you use to lube the moving parts, in particular the choke shaft and the throttle slider rocker arm shaft ?
    Many thanks
    Neil

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  2. Evan Fell
    14 years ago

    The Honda CB400f is a real nice bike. I just use a little WD-40 to lube the moving parts. It’s more important that the parts are disassembled, cleaned, and the rust removed. WD-40 is all I ever use for carb parts – it’s safe on o-rings and you won’t notice if it gets in your motor.

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