shaunbrogdon

Cheers Joris I'll get them.taken back out and adjusted

Does anyone happen to know a ballpark figure for the mixture screws as standard. Im working on one at the minute but the carbs are in a right state. Had to get the snap on blowtorch on the mixture screws to get them to cone out, but couldn't wind them in until they seated to find out how many turns out they were. Any help would be appreciated. Cheers

@jonny1bumpany chance of a set for BST38s in a 1990 750 slingy?

I went with GSXR11 arm as I had one sitting. Be easier to use B12 arm as it's one less bracket (torque arm mounts to frame on GSXR rather than onto arm on 12). There are a load of photos of the brackets I made and TIGd in in my build thread.

Yeah if I finish the EF I'll get it loaded up. Long way off yet but away for paint next week. Then a mad rush to strip and powdercoat and put back together

I might go up in the van

Theres a few of us driving up from the lakes so I'll drop in. Dont think the bike will be ready as its going out for paint in March.

Cheers @Stumpy.

Ive just been back out to the garage @ZenViking. The brown ties Into slot 5 on the clock multiplug. Your right, the white was tied to the earths for the back lights. Orange tied together with several others? so at a guess a switched live? And the brown the feed from CDI? Just starting on the Rioja before I get soldering

2 sets here and both the same. The wiring from the multiplug down the loom is as you say. Clock internal wiring is different. Some matches the wiring in the main loom, some is different

Does anyone happen to know what wires do what for an EFE tacho? I'm chopping a set up to mate to a bandit 1200 clock loom, and the EF tacho has a white, brown, and an orange. The white came through the back of the clocks and tied into the earths for the back lights. The B12 tacho has a black with white tracer, black with red tracer, and an orange with green.

One on Eblag now starting price 1500. Been sat and needs work

Cheers @OilyspannerI'll cut some out at 188 centres. Top man