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H1 carbs
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SilentUnicorn
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H1s work almost like the H2s but not the same.
7/16 for the float gap setting and 8 flats out for initial start up.
Make sure the pistons drop nice and free as no self centering or springs here.
Throttle rods need to have a good seal at all the bearings and the butterfly also needs to close snuggly.
7/16 for the float gap setting and 8 flats out for initial start up.
Make sure the pistons drop nice and free as no self centering or springs here.
Throttle rods need to have a good seal at all the bearings and the butterfly also needs to close snuggly.