Vintage Yamaha 338 Keihin Snowmobile Carburetors Ss Carbs 396 433 Oil Injection on 2040-parts.com
Ada, Minnesota, US
Hello, You are looking at a set of Keihin carbs off the motor seen in pic. The carbs have been sitting for a while, but all linkages work freely and were never stuck. They do not stink like old gas. They will more than likely need to be cleaned and possibly have a kit put in them. They will probably fit several different models, but please do your own checking to be sure they are what you need. They come with the carb flanges as well. If you have any ?'s please feel free to email me. Thanks:)
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