Clutch arm hits float bowl on 35 pwk.

[O/CbansheeRider]

The clutch arm on my sons banshee hits the float bowl pretty bad. It has a pro design intake on it and the arm has already been bent down. I'm concerned about it tearing the rubber boot. Can I flip the rubber boots around to angle carbs up and away from the arm?

 

 

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[locogato11283]

You need UPP intakes. I believe they sit up higher than the ones you have.

 

Yours is hitting really bad.

[O/CbansheeRider]

Ok. I'll check for some. Thx

 

 

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[O/CbansheeRider]

Do u think 35s are to big for mild port motor?

 

 

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[trickedcarbine]

Run the 35's unless something about em bugs ya. Just about any manifold that has been produced in the last 5 years will clear the clutch arm.

[do-work-son]

Intake spacer will help, or the chariot one piece or upp intake works as well.

[special06shee]

My stock cylinder with upp's and pwk35's hit as well. I just milled the bowl drain down to get the clearance. Fyi, yours are pj's

[O/CbansheeRider]

Thx special. I guess I haven't looked close. Bike ran good when I got it so I haven't really touched it.

 

 

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[sheerider11]

Yup those are PJ.

I did the same as special, just sat it on the belt sander. A little tough to grab, but enough to clear the arm

[salmon_slayer06]

The carb rubs on mine also. I have stock cylinders. Let me know what intakes will work to clear this and still be able to use stock air box....

[locogato11283]

The easiest fix is a taller cylinder.

[trickedcarbine]

^ this guy..... With a deck height almost 11mm over stock.