[LBCick]

I have a set of Mikuni RS38 smoothbore flatslides with filters. only 100 road miles. Very clean, bike ALWAYS garaged. APE current retail on this setup is $850 plus tax. I'll take $500 and will also throw in a set of powder coated 2" aluminum velocity stacks. All parts in exceptional condition. Buyer pays shipping from Portland, Or.

Serious inquiries only, please no hagglers. I'm ready to box them up and ship them out. Call me at 971.282.3431 if you want to buy them. You won't get a better deal than this!...at least I hope not,

Thanks, Greg

 

[Jackstand Johnny]

Damn I really did get a kickass deal on mine. Can you run the velocity stacks WITH the filters? Im new to flatslides. I have the filters but was told to maybe get some medium length stacks.

 

[Denver]

holy cock... wanna split it into 2 payments? lol

 

[LBCick]

run velocity stacks with filters?? it's either, or..

 

[Jackstand Johnny]

run velocity stacks with filters?? it's either, or..

Right thats what I was asking. Now that I see the horn on the end of them I know it wont work. Oh well Id rather have something to filter out foreign debris. Im never selling mine now after seeing what these go for used. I got one HELL of a deal lol. thanks again to GSF1200R and The1!

 

[LBCick]

Yeah, run stacks on the track but not recommended on the road unless you don't mind wrecking your valve seats. thanks for asking, glad you got a great deal. I like them both but CV's seem easier to tune...then again the smoothbores give gobs of power to the right setup. cheers!

 

[Jackstand Johnny]

Thats weird. Ive been told by a few people that flatslides are way easier to tune because you done have to open them up to make adjustments. I dunno Ill find out soon enough. Dont mean to hijack your thread.

 

[venturesomerite]

What are they currently tuned for? as in what motor with what mods are you running them on?

I would be very interested.

 

[eatabullet]

you can run stacks with these foam socks:

just have to match up the right spacing.

I forgot which ones I bought for my rs34's

 

[Fizzer_Fighter]

Helleva Deal, Good luck mate

 

[LBCick]

Maybe that's just my opinion based on my set up...or maybe it's just a Bandit thing.

 

[LBCick]

What are they currently tuned for? as in what motor with what mods are you running them on?

I would be very interested.

wiseco 1216, gsxr cams and clutch, Dyna coils, complete head rebuild, yoshimura 4-2-1. What I'm really after is the crispyness and lighter throttle of the OEM setup. It's much better for wheelies. There are many things I love about the Flatslides; opens up nicely, gobbs of power! And perhaps they are easier to tune, I just know how to tune Bandits very well because that's my bike of choice; has been for 10 years. I've even had Flatslides on a mildly tuned B12 and they performed very well. They are big drinkers and the bike pulls super hard and fast. They roll-on nicely, but the OEm carbs are what I need for high speed wheelies (80mph+) because they provide a more precise delivery.

 

[94yzf75fighter]

Now if JJ didn't hijack you're thread I'm defiantly going to 80+ mph wheelies on a b12? Pics/vidor it didn't happen

 

[Fizzer_Fighter]

80+ wheelies on a B12 wouldn't surprise me at all... though video would still be enjoyed

 

[venturesomerite]

wiseco 1216, gsxr cams and clutch, Dyna coils, complete head rebuild, yoshimura 4-2-1. What I'm really after is the crispyness and lighter throttle of the OEM setup. It's much better for wheelies. There are many things I love about the Flatslides; opens up nicely, gobbs of power! And perhaps they are easier to tune, I just know how to tune Bandits very well because that's my bike of choice; has been for 10 years. I've even had Flatslides on a mildly tuned B12 and they performed very well. They are big drinkers and the bike pulls super hard and fast. They roll-on nicely, but the OEm carbs are what I need for high speed wheelies (80mph+) because they provide a more precise delivery.

They sound like good carbs, but I think they too much for what I need, and rather than change a whole bunch on them I'm gonna let someone else make use of 'em!

Thanks for the reply and here's a free bump.:shocker:

 

[LBCick]

Now if JJ didn't hijack you're thread I'm defiantly going to 80+ mph wheelies on a b12? Pics/vidor it didn't happen

First, 80/90mph wheelies on a Bandit 1200 is almost effortless, at least for me. Second. I'm not here to prove anything. I learned my wheelies from the best...Paul Gower and Dodge. I don't need vids or pics.
Last, my post is to sell my carbs, so quit hijacking my thread.

 

[Jackstand Johnny]

First, 80/90mph wheelies on a Bandit 1200 is almost effortless, at least for me. Second. I'm not here to prove anything. I learned my wheelies from the best...Paul Gower and Dodge. I don't need vids or pics.
Last, my post is to sell my carbs, so quit hijacking my thread.

Hey anyone know where I can get a good hydraulic press for the shop?:thumbsup: