(Why) have my carburettors been modified?
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:14 pm
Hello, a few month ago I bought a complete TRX engine to be used in my XTZ750 frame.
It turned out I've got hold of a white framed, black engined TRX originally made for the Japanees domestic market ('94 I think with a frame serial numer 6XX).
Anyway, the carburettors does not look like the ones I've seen on ebay/repair manual. They look modified, see pictures below. It would be great if someone could take a guess/explain what modifications has been done on them aswell as what the modification does.

This is an original TRX carburettor found on ebay for reference.

The nozzles are approximatly 0.1-0.5mm in diameter, directed in the gas flow direction. Most likely home made. Are these acceleration pumps.. on a CV-carburettor?

Metallic screws (looks very home made)

View from the inside of cover and mating part (slider).
The metallic screws stops the sliders (throttles) just right (at max open). Perhaps previous owner first did some experimentations and this is an attempt to roll back to normal? Does non modified covers/sliders have a plastic pin/stop in this area?
Please comment!
It turned out I've got hold of a white framed, black engined TRX originally made for the Japanees domestic market ('94 I think with a frame serial numer 6XX).
Anyway, the carburettors does not look like the ones I've seen on ebay/repair manual. They look modified, see pictures below. It would be great if someone could take a guess/explain what modifications has been done on them aswell as what the modification does.

This is an original TRX carburettor found on ebay for reference.

The nozzles are approximatly 0.1-0.5mm in diameter, directed in the gas flow direction. Most likely home made. Are these acceleration pumps.. on a CV-carburettor?

Metallic screws (looks very home made)

View from the inside of cover and mating part (slider).
The metallic screws stops the sliders (throttles) just right (at max open). Perhaps previous owner first did some experimentations and this is an attempt to roll back to normal? Does non modified covers/sliders have a plastic pin/stop in this area?
Please comment!