Keihin FCR maintenance manual

[wildweasel_pt]

Hi all
Im looking for a manual of some sort or something similar for disassembly/assembly/maintenance of Keihin FCR Downdraft carburettors. If someone can help me i'd be highly appreciative... Thanks in advance

 

[1967vmax]

Ha Ha lol like you are going to find alot of help here with all the flatside haters as far as parts i goto www.sudco.com they may have what yaha need.

 

[wildweasel_pt]

I know where to get the parts mate. I just need to overhaul it and before i screw up i rather know what im doing...

 

[Buster Hymen]

Ha Ha lol like you are going to find alot of help here with all the flatside haters as far as parts i goto www.sudco.com they may have what yaha need.

How do you figure there are flatslide haters here? :ummm:

 

[sdt354]

How do you figure there are flatslide haters here? :ummm:

I was wondering the same thing? Though I don't run them, I might consider if they were cheaper, maybe. Check out the street Champ at Lebbanon Valley Dragway in NY, on his 96 I believe. You'll also see Zak on the road, far from home, running the flat sides too.
Steve-o

 

[wildweasel_pt]

Back to the subject folks... LOL Anyone have something that can help me out? Im not talking about the jetting procedure/instructions but assembly and disassembly i have an inline 4 setup that i want to convert in 2+2 for the vmax and i need some guidelines on how to disassemble those suckers. Im especially curious on how to remove the throttle shaft ( the one that connects to the slides...)

 

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Not sure if this helps or not

http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/keihin_fcr_manual_views&page=all

 

[wildweasel_pt]

Not sure if this helps or not

http://www.pbase.com/jdjetting1/keihin_fcr_manual_views&page=all

Thats a different version but i might squeeze some juice from there. It seems im missing some parts on my carbs...

Here is another site explaining how to change the needle... http://slorider.com/DRZ/tech/DynoJet/

I don't know why but im missing the throttle shaft lock screw. The tiny one you see holding the slider bracket...