Cooper0809
New member
Ok, first let me start out by saying I finally got enough confidence that im thinking about cleaning the carbs over the holidays. I just printed off the carb cleaning instructions by Mrviper in the tech section. I've cleaned many carbs before, just not on a sled. So I think it should be fairly straight forward especially with instructions and pictures. My question is, are the viper carbs the same as the srx carbs? I think the carbs in the pictures might be from a viper but not sure. If there are any differences please let me know. I don't really like suprises!
thanks guys
jeff
thanks guys
jeff
staggs65
Moderator
the only differences are on the sizes of the jets, needles, and needle jets etc. the carbs are physically the same
Devilin AblueDress!
New member
I havent torn into any vipers as of yet but per the tech pages they both use the mikuni TM33. I know the settings in the carbs are different but the body should be the same. As far as I know the tripples from 97 up were all very similar. 600's using the TM31 (31 mm bore) and 700's using the TM33 (33 mm bore) Look at the "factory specs" and inventory whats in your carbs (mains,pilots, where your fuel screws are at) while your in there.
s10mike
Member
like staggs65 said, same carbs different jets. cleanings is the same.
Cooper0809
New member
awesome, thanks a lot guys! appreciate the help as always!
YAMAHIZAL700
New member
On the write up it shows the main jet screw head visible but on my srx the jet is recessed a bit. Normal?
sideshowBob
VIP Member
The main jet head should be sticking out further then anything else. If it is not then maybe the needle jets are not seated properly in the carb bodies and the brass retaining collar is missing. The outer portion of the top of the needle jet should be completely flush with the ventury floor in the throat of the carb under the throttle slide...there is an idexing pin in carb bodies that must be lined up with slot in needle jet for the jet to fit properly.
This is an unlikely senario but you never know..
This is an unlikely senario but you never know..