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after a while we spotted some dripping out the sides of the carb onto the intake,

You posted that earlier.

Where out the sides?
From the fuel bowl gaskets? Easy fix.

From the throttle plate shaft? Hard fix. That would mean worn metal and only repairable with major repair, involving machining to install some bushings to return things to a proper i.d. for the shaft.

I have run 2511 with the 670 Street Avenger since I bought it. Over 35,000 miles and 7 years. I'm still pleased with the performance.

Larry

7/15/108:03 AM

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