Now, that's an idea! How'd you go about getting the 3D dimensions into the software? I don't know virtually anything about that stuff. I had a KZ650, a 1979 I think it was. My first brand-new bike. Had those carbs on/off a zillion times jetting/podding and with the of course, mandatory Kerker 4 into 1. Cheers.

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The idle mix screws on engine side thru float bowls on came on 77 & newer kz1000 with 26mm mikuni’s regulating fuel flow & not air flow. The last yr 900 being the 76 kz900 came with idle mix screw on back side of carb closest to air filter regulating air only & not fuel.

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I’m already subscribed. Which service manual do you recommend for a 77 Z1000?

@@jean-lucrombouts207 Thanks. You can find the original factory manual in PDF online, just do a google search. I grabbed a copy years ago, but I know it's out there. I purchased a clean copy in a spiral binder from a seller in Australia 6 or 8 months ago, it's the same as the factory PDF manual just clearer and I like paper service manuals over electronic. You can find them on eBay as well.

I don’t quite understand making a rack, Mikuni did that. Do you mean tearing down a rack and reassembling? There are a number of those although spread within carb work on my channel like the Valkrie videos and I think some others. One never should I rack carbs unless it’s absolutely necessary and this particular rack is in good condition. Thanks for watching.

No I was talking about the little stand maybe I should have worded it different, the stand that you had the carbs setting in to hold them straight up. Hope this cleared that up. Thanks.

@@tfjack97 oh gotcha. Yes I made that out of a cheap drill press vice. One that dates back to probably 1978 or 80. I haven’t seen many like it and it’s quite universal except for some carb racks that simply won’t fit well due to setup.

Thanks for the info, I will try to get a better look at it and see what I can come up with. Thanks again for the reply.

No. They're easy to make. Find a jet even that screws into the drain and simply solder a small piece of copper tube available at any hardware and it'll work to hook up a clear plastic tube.

@@MotoRestoFL They are for sale on Ebay.

@@dshellymachine that’s cool. He asked if I sold them. Thanks.

Not sure what you mean about leavers, you'll have to elaborate. As for jets, you can order them virtually anywhere. Which jets?

That’s a bit complicated but the shaft has to be removed from the arms and then lift the slides and arms out then remove the arms from the slides and then the needles. Basically. There may be differences between these these types of carbs.