[darryladams]

I have keihin carbs CB 22H. iam missing the fuel mixture screws . does anyone know the part number for these screws? thanks guys

 

[66Sprint]

Never heard of CB 22H carbs... If you meant VB 22, the next letter should be A,B,C,E, or G... unfamiliar with any having an H.....

Not saying they don't exist, just never saw one......

 

[darryladams]

realy because these say VB22H on the side

 

[darryladams]

not sure if the picture will load but thank you for replying

 

[darryladams]

yes sorry I ment to put VB22H

 

[darryladams]

do all the VB22 carbs use the same fuel mixture screws

 

[J-T]

Pretty much. Here's the part number:

[h=3]16016-413-751[/h]

 

[darryladams]

thanks J-T . I tried a fuel screw from a VB34A but it was to short

 

[darryladams]

making a bobber from a 1978 cm400a

I want to lower this bike in the back what shocks do you suggest. it's for my wife and she's shorter

 

[longdistancerider]

Since this is an A model the VB22 you will be over carbed. VB24 carbs are what you should be running. VB22H carbs would be the Canadian version of probably the US VB22G

 

[longdistancerider]

I want to lower this bike in the back what shocks do you suggest. it's for my wife and she's shorter

Stock length is 12 5/8" IIRC so maybe 12". Remember that the actual shock travel will decrease by what ever length you choose. IE: using a 12" shock will loose 5/8" travel.
At the same time of lowering the rear you should slide the forks up in the triples, 3/4" is pretty much the max amount there.