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1973 Honda CB350G · Carburetor Service & Jetting Buying guide
Surviving motorcycles may have replacement carburetors or altered tuning. Record the identification on the fitted carburetors and check the appropriate specification before selecting a jet merely because it appears in this category.
The float needle and seat are a matched replacement choice for the stated twin-carburetor application. The chrome top cover is sold individually. Inspect the relevant assembly before buying; replacing an exterior cover does not establish that the internal fuel-control parts are sound.
Different jet sizes can appear under broad model fitment. Identify the carburetor, primary or secondary circuit and intended calibration before ordering. Intake or exhaust changes call for a checked tuning plan, not a blanket recommendation to substitute a larger jet.
No such assumption should be made. Match the exact carburetor and circuit to the correct service specification, then choose the intended jet style and size.
No. The top cover is sold individually. Order for the carburetor positions being repaired and compare the cover application with any replacement carburetors already fitted.
Treat those as separate decisions. Diagnose the float and needle-and-seat condition first; jet size selection is a calibration task rather than a replacement for that repair.
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