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Old 01-27-2024, 10:58 PM
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Default 4500 E-85 conversion kit

New in box Kit part # 34-45 E85. I was going to convert a carburetor I had, but changed direction. $400 plus shipping
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Do you know off hand if that's for a 2 or 3 circuit carb?

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Do you know off hand if that's for a 2 or 3 circuit carb?
I had a 3 circuit Carb so that was what it was purchased for. So it should be a 3 circuit.

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Directions show this to be a 3 circuit kit.

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Bump. I will throw in an ethanol meter to tell ethanol concentration.

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Bumping on up.

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