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31mm = roughly 1.22 inches (1 & 7/32nds) -- just a hair under 1-1/4
32mm = roughly 1.26 inches (1 & 17/64ths) -- just a hair over 1-1/4
33mm = roughly 1.3 inches (1 & 19/64ths) -- just a hair under 1-5/16
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Originally posted by Gsxxx600just need a tape with millimeters now lol
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Originally posted by tylercjust not enough of a size difference then?
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Originally posted by tylercanyone every swap up to the 98+ for better performance?
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Simple way to tell definitively:
measure the opening on the engine side of the carbs -- the measurement in millimeters is the same as the two digits of the carb identifier (i.e. - a BR33ST has a 33mm opening).
For the Kat 600s, the OEM carbs are:
88 & 89:
Mikuni BST31SS (31 mm, 4 each)
90 - 97:
BST33SS (33 mm, 4 each)
98 - 05:
Mikuni BSR32
(32 mm, 4 each)
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I think a Suzuki dealer with good parts counter help can find those numbers for ya...that's where I would start.
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Carb swap?
While taking apart the carbs to clean, I kept wondering why my Haynes manual is giving me directions to take apart items that I dont even see...Haynes states my 94 600 has BST33SS carbs.
However, I began looking at the diagrams of the 31 and 34SS carbs, and it turns out, mine looks exactly like those...not the 33SS.
I have a part number off the side of the carb...44C30, which looks exactly like a gsx1100f carb setup.
Ronayers states the carbs that should be in my bike, are 44C20.
Can anyone help me figure out which bike these were actually pulled from? It would make disassembly and cleaning much clearer.
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