Honda CB360 / CL360 Carburetor Bowl and Diaphragm Cover Allen Head Mounting Screw Set

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Allen Bolt Kit for Float Bowl, Diaphragm Cover & Mounting Plate | Honda CB360 / CL360 / CJ360

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Part: Honda CB360 / CL360 / CJ360 Carburetor Allen Bolt Kit - Sold Individually

Why you need this: If you're like us you take apart your CB360 / CL360 carbs apart more than you'd care to admit. Well this stainless steel allen bolt kit just made the job a lot easier. Includes bolts and washers for the float bowl, diaphragm cover, and mounting plate.

NOTE: Each kit contains enough bolts for one carburetor - two kits needed per bike.

This Honda CB360 Carburetor Bolt Kit Fits These Honda Motorcycles
	1974	1975	1976	1977
360	CB360G	CB360T	CB360T
360	CL360K0	CL360K1	CJ360T	CJ360T

This Honda CB360 Carburetor Bolt Kit Fits These Honda Motorcycles
	1974	1975	1976	1977
360	CB360G	CB360T	CB360T
CL360K0	CL360K1	CJ360T	CJ360T

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Good stuff!

replaced all my phillips head bolts in both carbs with these allen bolts today. also bought 2 slightly longer bolts, one for the top of each carb. I used the longer bolts to attach s hooks to each carb. because i switched to pod air filters and no longer have the support of the old airboxes at the back side of the carbs, i recently broke my fairly new intake manifolds. having the carbs and pod filters suspended from the intake manifolds is just too much weight hanging off of them, especially going down bumpy roads. so yeah, the intake manifolds cracked, but with replacing the bolts in the carbs that allowed me to add stainless wires to each carb to suspend their weight from the bikes frame above. thanks for the idea common motor!