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1969-76 Honda CB750F / CB750K Carb Float Setting Tool (1969-76 Models)

$21.95 USD
20-6510
Set your floats with ease using this Carb Float Setting Tool. This pre-set float-setting gauge is sized for the 1969-76 CB750K and 1975-76 CB750F...

1971 Honda CB750K · Carburetor Tools Buying guide

Choose a setting tool or support bracket by its function

The float gauge assists float-setting work. The stainless bracket supports carburetors when the airbox is removed. Distinguishing those functions prevents a custom support part from being mistaken for equipment that sets or measures float height.

Verify the carburetors before using a pre-set gauge

The tool’s listed motorcycle range narrows its intended application, but carburetor assemblies can have been changed. Compare the fitted units and use their correct service information before checking float height. Do not assign a numerical setting from another model or infer one from the gauge photograph.

Assess an airbox change as a separate project

The bracket is intended to stabilize the carburetors after airbox removal. It is a support component, not a float gauge, jet kit or replacement carburetor. Review the existing assembly and the broader custom installation requirements before treating the bracket as everything needed for that change.

Carburetor Tools: buying questions

Does the float gauge include a rebuild kit?

The product is described as a pre-set float-setting gauge. It does not describe jets, seals or a carburetor rebuild kit. Choose repair parts separately after inspecting the installed carburetors and identifying their requirements.

Will the stabilizer bracket set the float height?

No. Its stated function is to support the carburetors when the airbox is removed. Float-setting work uses the separate gauge and correct service information for the carburetors actually installed on the motorcycle.

What float height is specified in the tool description?

The reviewed description identifies a pre-set gauge and its model applications without giving a numerical float-height specification. Use the correct service information and confirm the carburetor type; do not invent a setting from that omission.

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