Honda CB750 Sandcast
The Restoration Shop => Chrome - Anodizing and Other Metal Finish Procedures => Topic started by: markb on December 18, 2011, 04:16:14 pm
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I thought Wayne had asked this question but I searched and couldn't find it. I know the adjustment screws are zinc but how about the choke lever and linkage? If it isn't zinc plated what is it?
Mark
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I've rebuilt 3 carb set.
All the parts are zinched: screws, washers, registers, linkage and chok lever.
Nothing is chromed or refinished in other way.
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Ditto what Riccardo says.
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Not sure what registers is/are. Also, how about the carb mounting plate.
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The aluminum mounting plate for the 4 carbs is natural finish. Zinc plated parts are washers, choke lever, adjustable connecting rods between carbs, the throttle idle valve adjusting screws, clips for float bowl, the 2 fuel tube joints conecting carbs, the 8 "oval" screws fixing carbs to plate.
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Still wondering about registers.
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Missing Riccardo.... :(
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Registers ........... could be retainers (as in bowl)
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Another question: Is the zinc on the carb parts dull zinc? Looking at mine there is no evidence that they were ever bright zinc.
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Missing Riccardo.... :(
Sorry Steve, KP & Co
The Registers are (for me) the external idle screws with the litthe spring.
Ciao!
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Another question: Is the zinc on the carb parts dull zinc? Looking at mine there is no evidence that they were ever bright zinc.
I’m still working on getting my zinc together and now that I've removed my carb linkage I found that the unexposed areas are quite shiny. They were the same on E100, E1490 and E1789. I guess I answered my own question.
(http://cb750sandcastonly.com/coppermine/albums/userpics/10002/DSC08110.JPG)
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The unexposed part are abitually a real testimony of the original finish.