MARYLAND TACOMAS

@68dave , please explain this:

 

Turkey chili was delicious! Thanks man

 

I thought we had a agreement. I'm gonna waterproof my dizzy & coil tomorrow.

 

Skids are on took 2mins a side easiest install ever

 

I installed a set of those on a customer's runner a while back.

 

Someone actually paid to have these installed lol

 

Yep, this guy. I have his truck more than he does.

 

True Mall Crawler never sees dirt because he can’t fix it

 

There's an arb Snrokel 3.0 in the group buy!!!! I'm getting one join in y'all!

 

anyone going to the T4R experience the 27th?

 

Opened the carbs on this 37 year old bike expect the worst. Find this.

The gas tank on the other hand.....currently taking a vinegar bath. Gas came out lookin like orange juice with flakes.

 

Looks clean. Po must've drained the carbs prior to storage. I would still pull the main & pilot jets to see if they're clear.

 

ethanol free fuel is yer friend

 

Gas tank is as clean as it’ll get. Gotta pick up some heet to get rid of any water I may have missed. Then just gotta put the carbs on, airbox, battery, and we’ll see how she runs.

 

Did you pull the Jets to make sure they are clean & clear? I always remove them and hold them up to light to make sure you can see thru'em. The passages are so small it doesn't take much to cause a issue. Wrenching on vintage Kawasaki 900's for many years I've seen a clogged jet cause issues numerous times because they were overlooked.

 

Thanks for the suggestion of No Limit. Just had the alignment done today - as well as got some tires on my new wheels from them. Great guys.

 

Lemme know if you ever have one you wanna offload. I love the classics

 

I've bought and sold alot of Z1 & Kz900's over the years. This all original low mileage 1975 Z1900 was the last one I sold. I drove down to VA and bought it for $800. Brought it home, cleaned it up then sold it on eBay for $7700. I still have the green 1976 kz900 and a blue 1978 KZ1000 sitting in my garage.

 

Glad it worked out. They are great guys and do great work. Take pride in what they do, which is hard to find