JBM Industries has created a replaceable rubber carburetor socket holder boot for Vintage Honda
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 Goldwing series motorcycle intake manifolds. These boots replace the
old, age hardened and cracked original boots that were vulcanised to the intake manifolds.
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 Goldwing series motorcycle intake manifolds. These boots replace the
old, age hardened and cracked original boots that were vulcanised to the intake manifolds.
- JBM replacement parts are made from aircraft quality TSR compound and will last much longer than the original Honda
part. JBM parts are made by JBM Industries in the USA and are not a cheap import loaded with fillers. - These replacements are easily installed. Future replacements ( should you ever need them) are also easy.
| First cut your old rubber inlet sockets off using a strong carpet knife as shown. |
| Use pliers to pull off as much rubber isolator tube as possible by peeling and ripping it off. |
| Soak the remaining rubber off the manifold by placing it in MEK solvent available at paint stores. It will remove all traces of rubber. |
| The new rubber intake socket is installed by pushing it over the flange lip on the manifold. This is done with a twisting motion. The rubber has an eccentric groove molded in. There is a key for the carburetor molded in on the other side. This key slot goes up. |
| This is what your new intake boots will look like when installed on the intake manifold. Use original Honda clamps or stainless automotive hose clamps. |
To Order: Please click here.
You can also call 330-678-9537 with credit card
information.
You may also mail a check or MO to:
JBM Industries
3761 Morley Drive
Kent, Ohio 44240 USA
Sorry, we do NOT take International Bank Transfers.
You can also call 330-678-9537 with credit card
information.
You may also mail a check or MO to:
JBM Industries
3761 Morley Drive
Kent, Ohio 44240 USA
Sorry, we do NOT take International Bank Transfers.
Updated
12/16/11
12/16/11
| Set of 4 Socket boots: $95 plus $6.80 s/h |
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