-Presentation: the saving time in the stands

Changing a carburetor needle or change the position of the clip on a pre-gate can quickly become a nightmare because of the voltage of the bushel spring. This Carburetor spring tool fabricated Wild Kart Sets this problem definitively.

• Ergonomic design: Its sour form of disc offers excellent grip, even with gloves or fuel fat fingers.

• Premium finish: High quality aluminum machined with blue anodized surface treatment, resistant to gasoline and laser engraved.

• Mechanical safety: By maintaining the spring compressed in a uniform manner, it avoids that the latter can not be all, jumps or you do not lose the gas cable or the small cable stop at the bottom of the stands.

- Technical specifications

- How to use: How does it work?

1. Unscrew the upper cap of your dell'orto VHSH 30 carburetor and pull out the bushel / spring assembly.

2. Pull the bushel up to compress the spring against the hat.

3. Slide theWild Kart Tool Via its central slot directly on the gas cable, just below the compressed spring.

4. Release gently: the spring is based on the aluminum disk. Your bushel is now totally free of its movements. You can change your needle or move the clip of wealth in seconds and safely.

💡 Michel's trick

"Anyone who has already looked for a needle clip or a cable stop in the paddock gravel knows how much this tool is worth gold! The trick: This Wild Kart tool also works very well on carburetors Dell'ORTO VHSB 34 engines Rotax Max. My Pro Council: Never force the gas cable when handling. This tool is designed to release mechanical tension, everything must be smooth. Slip it into your track toolbox, it's the accessory that saves a qualified session! "

❓ FAQ SEO (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Does the tool work on membrane carburettors (Iame X30 or KA100 type)? A: No. This tool is exclusively reserved for tank and round or flat bitch carburetors (guillotine type) that use a cable recall spring, such as the DELL'ORTO VHSH 30 KZ engines.

Q: Does it abysen the accelerator cable? A: Absolutely not. The central opening and the slot are machined without sharp edges to allow the steel cable to slip freely without fraying.