Suzuki sidekick carburetor Videos

hi i just baught a 410 with 1 of these fitted, unfortunatly the piston rings are gone, my question is if i decide to drop the 410 eangine and box for a 413 will it simply fit to the 413 suzi engine? thanks

This carb doesn't work on a sami that you plan on off roading. They dont like to run at off angles as the tent to fload.

Hello do you know which one will fit the late suzuki Sj80 1998 model, with the 1295cc engine (1.3)

I read that there carb kit does not supply that much extra power

really I need it , how much it costs and how can i bay it

does this kit also fit a 96 geo metro lsi 3cyl stick??

.... or will it fit the 1.6 8 valve vitara engine?

that stock aircleaner adapter is a baaad idea

what would be the benefit of using this kit?

can you tell more about the jets size ?

cool but i like the manual choke better

Maybe I need to carb my 240sx hahaha

does this fit a 1993 carb samurai ?

Is cool

Where did you get the manifold for those carbys? Or do they come off the motor cycle?

Good men where do I find u sow u can make it on my suzuki email me [email protected]

Maybe, guess I may do some measurements or changes to make it fit...

Hows a roll of duct tape keep the engine from overheating??!

thats cool" get some headers pointed up out of the hood!

Will it fit on a 1.6L Vitara carby engine? Thx

those carbs are way out of balance!!!!!!!!!

it dosn't seem to idle well, but kool

prefer keeping the hood as stock...

sounds like a podracer at idle

its looking like auto sound

I made it...

huh??

Thanks ... Ill check, but they seemed pretty clean... I adjusted them so the throttle seems to work and snap back, but i dont know why ..I guess I should have stuck bees wax or putty around them if id known they were so loose ..  

+Deep Doubts bout U the place where the nuts were before are probably still visible. It will be slightly cleaner where the nuts were. I should have made a separate video on putting this back together.

+Rick Whitcomb after a couple times of working on this style you get used to putting them back in without removing the tail section, so yes, you are correct. However, 90% of the people watching this video might not be comfortable with trying to get the carbs back in the intake boots, especially when trying to keep the springs around the outside of the boot in place. If they follow this video then I wouldn't get a ton of questions about how to get them back in because there would be plenty of room.

+Corin Rowe You can try it the other way, but you will have a more difficult time sliding the carbs in when you are done. The first time I did it was his way, the later times were the way in my video.

So do you not have to take the airbox apart? I'm having a hard time getting to those screw that are super close to the frame.

+Gustavo herdez If you have a Samurai with a stock carburetor you may have a hesitation during acceleration. If you do there is a strong possibility that the hesitation can be reduced or eliminated by installing this part. c//www.lowrangeoffroad.com/venturi-tube.html Thanks for viewing our videos!