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  1. 03.12.24, 5:55 PM #1
    Lastminuteracin
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    Default Super vee throttle shafts

    Question for the collective. My Anson has an intake similar to this one. I am unable to get a low enough idle even with the butterflies fully closed due to an air leak. Spraying carb clean on the throttle shafts and it will practically die. I assume the shafts are leaking. I have yet to take mine apart. Before doing so does anyone know if the shafts have seals or orings that can be replaced? If not I guess I'm looking at rebushing the shafts?
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    you will want to re bush the shafts
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