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Old 8 Mar 2009
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Carb rebuild kits.... Do they exist?

Hey guys,

Just wondering if anyone nows where to get a carb rebuild kit from.... and how much roughly they cost?

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You can get carb bits and pieces here.
Yamaha XT 600 E 90 Replacement Parts at Wemoto

Have you rang your local main stealer, There not always expensive on parts, The advantage being there good quality.
I`m pretty sure Wemoto`s stuff is el` cheapo pattern stuff.

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You can get a rough idea of the cost of parts here Interstate Cycle Online (888) 987-6361 - Yamaha OEM Parts - Suzuki OEM Parts plus OEM & Aftermarket Accessories Tires & Gear at Wholesale Discount Prices!

I have just ordered the parts from wemoto so will find out the quality in a few days
Kedo also do some spare carb bits but not sure about delivery to UK
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I've had stuff from Wemoto in the past - no problems with price, delivery or quality, and I'd use them again. Plus they give you (or did when I last bought something) a nice little key ring with a loop on it that was a perfect replacement for the broken zip tag on my Sidi boots. I'm a walking advert for Wemoto now.
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Try Ketster carb kits, via NRP motorcycle carburettor repair specialist or 01618328646..not sure of the price. Wemoto also give good fast service..
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hi NRP are the guys to talk to i bought a kyster basic kit of them ive not fitted it yet but it seems good kit, thay will also fit a new diafram to your old slide much cheaper than yamahas complete unit . the guy knows hit carbs zigzag
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KEDO - Performance Products have a looot of options for carb rebuild/tuning for the XT 600
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