- Location
- Hampton, VA
post your favorite sites for these parts, also I am looking for clear fuel lines.
looking for a website that sells carb kits for my kawasaki 1988 JS440
- Thread starter Antizerg
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- Fort Sask, AB
Call Blowsion, there was a site with "Wet" in the name that Scott recommended, cant remember it, but the guy there hooked me up with a Super BN carb with and adapter plate for my 79 JS440.
https://www.wamiltons.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=415 for the fuel lines
https://www.wamiltons.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=415 for the fuel lines
- Location
- Hampton, VA
thanks for the fuel line website, ordered a set of neon orange, im a sucker for colorful things...now I just need a carb kit
seajm
Napkins..I fly a Starship
- Location
- West Palm Beach, FL
I use these guys......Cheapest around for Yamaha. Mabey they can help you with Kawasaki????
http://www.nationalcarburetors.com/
http://www.nationalcarburetors.com/
- Location
- Hampton, VA
they dont seem to have my model available, why does it seem so hard to find someone who sells a carb for a Kawasaki JS440
ger87410
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- Fort Worth
Maybe you're going about it wrong. Try looking for the specific carb, not a carb that will word on that engine.
What is it? BN38?
What is it? BN38?
- Location
- Hampton, VA
thats the issue, I have no idea what kind of carb I have, all I can really tell you is it is in a 1988 kawasaki JS440, and the flame arrestor is a rectangle.
ger87410
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- Fort Worth
Pull of the FA and take a pic. Post pic and I bet someone on here recognizes it.
Measure the intake in mm. My guess if 38mm, but I dunno what comes stock. Might be 44mm, but I doubt it.
Who knows, it might have had a SBN installed before you got it.
Measure the intake in mm. My guess if 38mm, but I dunno what comes stock. Might be 44mm, but I doubt it.
Who knows, it might have had a SBN installed before you got it.
- Location
- Hampton, VA
can i put any ol carb on it? maybe I can just get a aftermarket carb for it?
ger87410
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- Fort Worth
Why? U might have the best carb out there currently installed.
First, figure out what you got and go from there.
EDIT: If you don't know what carb you got, getting the right kit for it is going to be impossible.
First, figure out what you got and go from there.
EDIT: If you don't know what carb you got, getting the right kit for it is going to be impossible.
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ger87410
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- Fort Worth
Will the SBN38 work on this ski? Anyone know?
Antizerg, learn everything you can about Mikuni carbs. The website Algonquin gave provides kits for any carb out there.
Antizerg, learn everything you can about Mikuni carbs. The website Algonquin gave provides kits for any carb out there.
- Location
- Hampton, VA
http://atlanticjetsports.com/intake_mikuni_carburetors.htm
Apparently my Ski uses the Mikuni BN38 Carb, not the SBN38.. I found one new on this link, but i am a little confused...it says "Extended Throttle Shaft Without Choke Shaft" explain that please...I just want to buy a new Mikuni BN38 that will work for my JS440
Apparently my Ski uses the Mikuni BN38 Carb, not the SBN38.. I found one new on this link, but i am a little confused...it says "Extended Throttle Shaft Without Choke Shaft" explain that please...I just want to buy a new Mikuni BN38 that will work for my JS440
seajm
Napkins..I fly a Starship
- Location
- West Palm Beach, FL
Dude. first look and see what carb you have. Why are you so insistant on just buying any ole carb kit. You might already have a SBN installed by the previous owner. Most people junk the old BN's and install a SBN as the first mod to their ski's!
- Location
- Hampton, VA
i dont have the SBN...I am trying to figure out what Extended Throttle Shaft Without Choke Shaft means now.