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G16 governor shaft / fork removal necessary. ?
Is it necessary (or recommended) to remove the governor arm, shaft and fork when completely bypassing the governor on a g16. ?
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08-01-2019, 06:47 AM
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 Join Date: Oct 2009
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Re: G16 governor shaft / fork removal necessary. ?
Are you drilling out the governor arm and leaving the OEM cables in place--best choice IMO--, or running 1 cable direct to the carb?
I've got 3, all have the gov arm drilled and the gov shafts/forks are all in place. |
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