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Mike

06-24-2004 10:00:28




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anyone know the part number for a u 302 carb? what's the difference between it and a carb for a regular u or ub?

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Mike




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Mike

06-24-2004 16:52:26




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 Re: Re: carbs in reply to Mopower, 06-24-2004 10:19:54  
I have the tsx97 and i'm trying to find out if the 302 carb is much bigger or if I need the 67 or 68 I can't find any specs on these carbs. what's the difference between the 67 and 68?

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Kelvin

06-25-2004 19:09:12




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 Re: Re: Re: carbs in reply to Mike, 06-24-2004 16:52:26  
The TSX67 is for a 283 cu. in. as in MM U's. The TSX68 is for a 403 cu. in. As in MM G's.

The venturi on the TSX67 is smaller than the venturi on the TSX68. From experience, the larger venturi TSX68 feeds way too much gas at part throttle to a stock 283.

Also, for some reason the throttle lever is on the opposite side of the carb. And would have to be changed anyway, because its set up to work vertically and a stock 220 governor works horizontally.

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strmwzrd

06-30-2004 18:11:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: carbs in reply to Kelvin, 06-25-2004 19:09:12  
Kelvin,
Where can I get a carb kit/air filter and more for a U302 (220 engine). I'm new to the business . . . Also, what's the connection at the bottom of the carb bowl for? Mine is plugged with paper or something. It's just below the high speed adjustment screw. Thanks.



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