I know some of you have fitted these kits and had a tranformation in the running of the bike..
My question concerns the actual Carb, what size are yours? Do the Ivan's kits fit larger carbs?
Ivan's H2 Carb kits
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Re: Ivan's H2 Carb kits
From what I can gather Graham, h2's still fall out of tune for no particular reason, even with the Ivan's parts..I would be interested in other peoples thoughts.
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Well I suppose that is inevitable as things wear especially with this shit that masquerades as petrol these days.
I do want to get back to a decent state of rideability.. over the last couple of years it has just got worse even though I have replaced jets and needles several times.
I could put the standard carbs back on if the parts won't fit in the 34s.
I was under the impression that they asked what state the bike was in (ie spannies? airbox? foam filters? etc), and supplied a kit within the range for that setup, but there were no questions at all, they will supply just a standard kit with many instructions on how to..
I do want to get back to a decent state of rideability.. over the last couple of years it has just got worse even though I have replaced jets and needles several times.
I could put the standard carbs back on if the parts won't fit in the 34s.
I was under the impression that they asked what state the bike was in (ie spannies? airbox? foam filters? etc), and supplied a kit within the range for that setup, but there were no questions at all, they will supply just a standard kit with many instructions on how to..
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Re: Ivan's H2 Carb kits
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I rang the fella today Gary.. but amongst my other questions... he didn't know
But yep, it's in the advert.
But yep, it's in the advert.
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Re: Ivan's H2 Carb kits
Hi Wolfie. I know these kits are not cheap but there's nothing more annoying than a badly running H2. I t sounds like your carbs have been driving you up the wall for quite long enough. Given that they include needles and their jets tuned to our bikes give it a go but do let us know how you get on.
Steve
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