Carb, Intake, and S&S Air Cleaner Install

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This video series shows you how to remove an S&S air cleaner and carburetor and how to rebuild it. Bob LaRosa, has the carb rebuilt and now installs the gaskets and intake manifold. From there the carb body goes on, backing plate, air cleaner and tear drop cover.

You will need:
1/4″ & 3/8″ long, ball allens
Long 3/8″ extension
3/16″ & 1/4″ allens
#3 Phillips screwdriver

View all S&S videos in this class:
S&S Carb Removal
S&S Super E Carb Tear Down
S&S Carburetor Rebuild

All Carburetor Videos See:
Carburetor Rebuild Class

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