I have installed the throttle shaft bushings with good success. But you
have to have a piloted reamer or a modified reamer with a 5/16 shaft long
enough to pass through both sides of the carb. I do this work on a metal
cutting lathe with slow spindle speeds, Remember not to ream all the way
through. Leave about a sixteenth inch on the butterfly side for each
bushing.
Greg G.
Osseo, MN
> i try to support T-R-F every opportunity, but their web site and printed
> literature just confound me.
> some time back i seem to recall they had a carburetor kit that used
> bushings instead of oversize throttle shafts.
> as i have a brand new set of throttle shafts that would be a less
> expensive route.
> i can call TRF tomorrow for the part number.
> but it seems to me, i would have to ream out a lot more meat than the
> oversize shafts. no?
> has any one used these and if so how did you like?
> thanks
> Frank
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