Carb Body And Vacuum Piston Set Honda Cb/cl 450 on 2040-parts.com
Chattanooga, Tennessee, US
Up for auction is a new old stock carb body with jets in it and vacuum piston set(also new).I bought several new carbs for 450's back in the seventies and used a few of them for parts over the years.This is all that's left.This carb will fit all CB/CL450's from 1966 to 1974 and will also fit CB500T's.Of course if used on the old 4spd type 450's the idle adjustment is on the outside instead of the inside,but will fit and actually run better.This could be what you have been looking for or is just good to have for future barn find.
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