VM28's or BS34's??
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VM28's or BS34's??
22 Oct 2009 13:36
I've been looking for a set of VM28's for awhile now and I have 4 rebuild kits ready to go for them. However I recently ran into a set of BS34's for free. So which set of carbs will give me better performance on a KZ810 with pods and a kerker. Are the 34's harder to tune, run, mount up?? Any other tradeoff's?? I have experience with vm's but not BS carbs. Anyone use a similar setup??
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
22 Oct 2009 14:50
34's are too big. u will loose bottom end performance.
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
22 Oct 2009 17:48
damn, looks like I'm back on the hunt for VM's again. thanks guys.
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
22 Oct 2009 18:14
what did ya have to start with?...i would think that a set of vm26 would feed an 810 adequately.....they feed stock 1000's.....just wondering.....
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
23 Oct 2009 10:10
I started with VM24's but this is going to be a kinda bad ass 810. cavanaugh porting, web cams, and kerkers are all going in. It won't take down lorcans 810 but it should be a fun bike.
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
23 Oct 2009 18:56
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larry would know best, but my guess would be 26 would be crisp if jetted right....28 s would probably give you a stompin top end at the expense of the low end.....again
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I started with VM24's but this is going to be a kinda bad ass 810. cavanaugh porting, web cams, and kerkers are all going in. It won't take down lorcans 810 but it should be a fun bike.
larry would know best, but my guess would be 26 would be crisp if jetted right....28 s would probably give you a stompin top end at the expense of the low end.....again
larry knows more than most people have forgotten......
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
26 Oct 2009 06:34
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I thought the BS34's were stock on 750's. Not saying you won't loose bottom end, but a free'er flowing carb should boost your top end compared to a smaller carb. Just my .02.
34's are too big. u will loose bottom end performance.
I thought the BS34's were stock on 750's. Not saying you won't loose bottom end, but a free'er flowing carb should boost your top end compared to a smaller carb. Just my .02.
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
26 Oct 2009 08:55
Mikuni BS34s and Keihin CV34s came stock on KZ/GPZ750s. Slide carbs and CV carbs are not the same. If the BS34s slides are vacuum operated, you should be fine.
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
26 Oct 2009 12:23
Ok. I'll tear into the bs 34's then and see what shape they are in. If nothing else they should help offset the cost of 28's.
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Re: VM28's or BS34's??
06 Nov 2009 10:40
just curious what is the going price for a set of VM28's?
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