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1tonofsh!t
01-08-2013, 11:15 AM
I took my carbs off 2 years ago to clean them after a few mice made the air box their home during the off season. After cleaning them, but before reassembly I seemed to have misplaced them. Now i'm in the market to buy the pair. Anyone know of websites, people, junkyards where I can find them for a reasonable price. Thanks.
Scootertrash
01-11-2013, 07:36 PM
Best bet is probably craigslist or ebay
atc007
01-13-2013, 06:04 PM
I have a set that would feed it,,but they're off an older Tigre. So,no oil injection. You would have to premix : (( $120 shipped,,cleaned and ready.
1tonofsh!t
01-14-2013, 07:48 AM
Thanks anyway atc007. I'd like to keep the oil injection goin'.
Craigslist and fleabay were the first that i tried with no luck. I'll keep checkin.
pipeline triker
01-20-2013, 01:25 PM
I have an 88 or 89 Cougar have to check for sure. I would pull the carbs and ship them to you for $100.00. Sled runs. Send me a pm or email if you want them.
Angore
03-03-2013, 06:49 PM
I took my carbs off 2 years ago to clean them after a few mice made the air box their home during the off season. After cleaning them, but before reassembly I seemed to have misplaced them. Now i'm in the market to buy the pair. Anyone know of websites, people, junkyards where I can find them for a reasonable price. Thanks.
You try Al's ??
http://www.alssnowmobile.com/
1tonofsh!t
12-30-2013, 12:57 PM
Pipeline, had i revisited this post i would've bought them from you. I just purchased them from a salvage yard in upstate NY 2 weeks ago.
The next obsticle is that after tearing the carbs down 1 has a 25 pilot jet and the other has a 50. I ride in approx 1000' altitude. Anyone have an educated guess on where to start or know what these carbs came with in this region or similar altitude. Thanks.
1tonofsh!t
12-30-2013, 01:13 PM
Alright...just phoned the guys over at Oneonta Arctic Cat. Those guys know their sh!t. He said a factory size was a 35 jet and that's good from sea level to 2000'. Already purchased them from Dennis Kirk. I will post the outcome after I install then test drive. Talk to you soon.
atc007
01-04-2014, 12:32 PM
Make sure you align/synch your injector pump. Super easy to do, 2 lines to line up. Overlook it and blow up lol. Also spray ether around both crank seals to verify no air leaks and just a general grease/service. Clutch clean/lube,and you'll have a blast this season.
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