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markattard
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Anyone Please know what type of carb is this one? Some sort of HS2 maybe?

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Post by glyna2006 »

lloks like aud 13 or aud 72 is there a tag still on it?
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Post by markattard »

Could this carb be used with a 1098 engine?
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Post by glyna2006 »

It looks like as you said hs2 type should work ok on 1098 do you know what jet and neddle is in it
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Post by mike.perry »

Yep, that is an HS2. The standard needle for a 1098 engine is an AN.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Confirm it's HS2 -but why has the suction port for the oil fume been plugged off ?
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Post by mike.perry »

Maybe it is an earlier 1098 with the breather from the rocker box to the air filter or the breather pipe on the tappet chest cover
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Post by bmcecosse »

Far far better to use the suction port directly in to the carb - the breather to filter simply coats the paper filter - with oil - choking it uselessly in no time at all.
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