Where the heck can I get one of these for a super e

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  • misfitJason
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 1125

    Where the heck can I get one of these for a super e

    I got a disassembled super e that had most of the parts in the box. The other little things are no biggie. But this part I am stumped on. S&S says they don’t sell it. It’s the little bass part that the bellows seal sits on.

    The new shiny carb doesn’t have it but this other one I have has it. (Pics)

    Any ideas or anybody have a broken s&s body laying around

    65-E32-E9-A-522-C-4-A61-9-D5-B-0-D1-C3-D5-BED72


    734-F0-F33-9-A2-F-48-A1-BAB4-71206959-BD00



    anonymous pictures upload
  • DustyDave
    Super Moderator
    • Oct 2012
    • 2015

    #2
    Got any friends with a lathe? Looks like less than 30 minutes.
    Dusty
    Driving that train, high on cocaine
    Casey Jones you better, watch your speed
    Trouble ahead, trouble behind
    And you know that notion just crossed my mind​

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    • farmall
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 9983

      #3
      I've never seen anyone remove that brass bushing. I'm impressed.

      It would be simple to machine from a brass or bronze bolt long enough to chuck in a lathe etc.

      Mine's OD measures .250" so a bolt with a 1/4" shank with the head turned down to capture the bellows and drilled to match your stock part would be easy-ish to manage.

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      • SteveJ
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2022
        • 128

        #4
        If its just a section of brass tube to take the bellows end , most hobby shops carry a selection ot brass tubing in short pieces.

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        • misfitJason
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2009
          • 1125

          #5
          I like all of your ideas. But I formulated a plan that may work.

          I am ended up buying a knock off super e carb on eBay very cheap. Hopefully that has what I need to rob from it.

          Backup plan. I am going to the swapmeet today to see what I can find.

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          • misfitJason
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2009
            • 1125

            #6
            No luck at the swapmeet but I did talk with the guys at S&S at bikeweek. Scotty is going to try and come up with one for me from the carb assembly people section of their building.

            The knock of carb should be here on Monday.

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            • misfitJason
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2009
              • 1125

              #7
              The Knock off carb came through for the win. Piece extracted and drifted into the super E

              292-CEC83-088-F-4-B9-E-B7-D0-220-CB5982475


              809973-B2-36-D0-4432-8340-D169-B2-FA6-BFA


              B7-F64558-1-FE3-4680-8108-5-F73-AEC249-B4

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              • misfitJason
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2009
                • 1125

                #8
                Just to give credit where credit is also due:

                S&S (Scotty) was nice enough to send me one from their carb manufacturing department.

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