bs 34

where is LC when you need'em!

LC means what?

thanks but where i know to high of the float level, and mine carb is different you know mikuni bs34?
how can i adjust the tang angle ,how is it supposed to be?
and thanks for big ideas?

For some BS34 info, click here > kzrider.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&...ew&catid=3&id=384409

Lots of good info may be found on kawasaki.com, including parts diagrams, part numbers, models sharing same part, availability, etc.

Here's a link for help with navigating the site and finding information.
Click here > kzrider.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&...w&catid=13&id=376734

A genuine Kawasaki Factory Service Manual covering the particular year and model motorcycle at hand usually has complete information, instructions, diagrams, illustrations, etc., pertaining to specific carbs for that particular model.

Good Fortune!

kawastrtfgtr wrote:

LC means what?

Btw, LC stands for:

L over of all things BS34 C avanaugh

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I've been watching this thread but I am not even going to get involved. This is like calling your dentist. "doctor my tooth hurts, can you tell me why"?

The following is courtesy of wiredgeorge
see wgcarbs.com

Download one of the manuals for a model that uses BS34 carburetors. Don't bother with trying to set the float height as it won't give you the correct amount of gas in your float bowl in most cases. Use the SERVICE FUEL LEVEL method of setting the amount of gas. It will be described with pictures in most all the manuals covering bikes that use BS34s.

This is referring to the "clear tube test" as earlier suggested.

Good Fortune!

Patton wrote:

kawastrtfgtr wrote:

LC means what?

Btw, LC stands for:

L over of all things BS34 C avanaugh

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Like a case of the runs.... They'll keep you wondering every time they fart :woohoo:

Thats classy.

About as classy as a rack of BS34's :woohoo:

yeah i see but where from to where 18.6mm.

I don't care what you guys say, I still love mine.