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Old 02-23-2014, 10:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 105HZ, convert it to HZ-R, what...

I have a 105HZ and a 91HZ-R, I want to convert the 105 to HZ-R with parts from the 91HZ-R, how different are the carbs other than the regulator?
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If it's the 91 speed, I think it's the same. I'm not sure about the standard HZ-R though.

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Old 02-24-2014, 11:46 AM   #3 (permalink)
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The 91HZ-R 3D Speed uses the same Carb as the 1.05HZ-R, which is the 61G.

The original 91HZ-R uses the 61ER carburetor.

The difference between the 61ER and 61G is the Carb Body, Mixture Control valve, and the Rotor.
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OK, great info, but what about the carb on my 105HZ, should I just swap out the regulator from my 91HZ-R, use the complete carb regulated system from the 91HZ-R, or just buy a new 105 HZ-R carburetor?
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Old 02-27-2014, 01:38 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Which carbureta is the best to use on the os105, the 91HZ-R or the 105HZ with regulator added?
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Which carbureta is the best to use on the os105, the 91HZ-R or the 105HZ with regulator added?
Based on Darrik's post, quoted below, I would guess neither of those two. If I was going to do it, I would order the 61G from the 91HZ-R 3D Speed & 105HZ-R.

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The 91HZ-R 3D Speed uses the same Carb as the 1.05HZ-R, which is the 61G.

The original 91HZ-R uses the 61ER carburetor.

The difference between the 61ER and 61G is the Carb Body, Mixture Control valve, and the Rotor.
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