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Hey guys, decided I'd do a write up on here to help all you fellow Geo owners. My first ped back in 2002 happened to be a brand new blue, geo-sport, a ped I've held onto all these years; needless to say, geo's hold a very special place in my heart. So onto the mod.
Here are the parts you'll need:
G23lh hp carb
G23lh hp manifold
2xm5 65mm bolts
2xVacuum hose covers (from any auto parts store)
Dremel or file (optional)
That's it!
Here's how it works. Start by popping the nuts out of the manifold and use the new longer bolts to go straight through the vstack (or filter), carb, and manifold into the cylinder. Take of the hoses to the Reed valves and block them with the vacuum hose covers. You can run it just like this, or continue onto the next step.
So you'll notice that the main port lines up, but the cylinder hole is much smaller than the LH manifold port size. So you'll need to match port the cylinder. Either use a carb gasket or the manifold itself and trace the LH hole size onto the cylinder, enlarge the hole with a Dremel.
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Here's a pic of the alignment
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And a pic of it all together
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Now throw that old carb in the trash and happy pedding!
Here are the parts you'll need:
G23lh hp carb
G23lh hp manifold
2xm5 65mm bolts
2xVacuum hose covers (from any auto parts store)
Dremel or file (optional)
That's it!
Here's how it works. Start by popping the nuts out of the manifold and use the new longer bolts to go straight through the vstack (or filter), carb, and manifold into the cylinder. Take of the hoses to the Reed valves and block them with the vacuum hose covers. You can run it just like this, or continue onto the next step.
So you'll notice that the main port lines up, but the cylinder hole is much smaller than the LH manifold port size. So you'll need to match port the cylinder. Either use a carb gasket or the manifold itself and trace the LH hole size onto the cylinder, enlarge the hole with a Dremel.
image.jpg
Here's a pic of the alignment
image.jpg
And a pic of it all together
image.jpg
Now throw that old carb in the trash and happy pedding!
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