xs750 carbs

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need to find some airbox to carb rubbers for an xs750 (yamaha) apparently they've been discontinued.Tried shops and scrappers but with no luck,anyone know of an alternative or anyone got some                                                                                                                                                                              
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Do xs850 ones not fit? (much more common bike) 750 imported? Have you tried brakers in the USA? Either that or scrap air box and go for K&N's you'll probably need to get the bike dyno'd if you do that and even get some differant jets for the carbs.                                                                                                                                                                             
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Which year/model is it? I think the very early XS750s used a different size that is very difficult to get. Apart from that I think all the 750/850s use the same rubbers. They're still available from some of the US websites such as yamahapart.com but I don't know how much the postage would be.   I've probably still got some in my garage but I'm not sure what the condition will be. Personally I swapped to individual "pod type" filters. Makes it much easier to get the carbs on and off for the inevitable carb rebuilds!                                                                                                                                                                             
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Thanks to you both,
The XS850's are too long. It's my brothers bike,he's got cone filters at the mo,they're ok but crap in the wet.I'll pass on your advise to him thanks again
                                                                                                                                                                             
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Hmmm, if the 850 ones are too long it sounds like a '77 XS750D. I think you'd really struggle to get those. I've heard people say they've had trouble with the cones in the wet, but they've always been ok for me.   Does your brother know about the Yamaha Triples website at http://www.yamaha-triples.org/ ? Very useful resource especially the forums (although there's a lot of yanks on there!).                                                                                                                                                                             
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Cheers Mat
I'll let him know
                                                                                                                                                                             


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