Honda Prelude Rebuilt Keihin Carburetors. on 2040-parts.com
Gadsden, Alabama, United States
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My father who owned a carburetor shop passed away about a month ago, and I'm trying to sell some of the rebuilt carburetors he had sitting on the shelf.
My father didn't have every part re-plated, nor did he change any of the solenoids if they were still working correctly. However, the carbs were rebuilt with all new parts, and are fully functional. I don't know if these have been synced, or not so it will be up to the buyer to have that checked. I know these fit Honda Preludes, but which years I'm uncertain. So please look at the pictures, and see if they match what is on your vehicle. Thanks. |
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