Carb types.....

[LOUD MOUSE]

Well there feller ya missed the humor of my reply.
Others are known to reply (ops I forgot to tell ya which 305= Dream) then go from there.
I usually offer "short and to the point replies".
Good luck brcree. ......lm

Thanks Brew for a straight forward answer.........this is why I'm on this forum...to find out answers not to go through a maze to get one. Mouse could have given the same info you did.......I'm not trying to be a hard arse.....just need info man. This is my 5th bike restoration: 81 Yamaha xs 1100, 82 Honda cb 450, 76 Honda cb 750 cafe, 82 Suzuki gs 650, Yamaha 400 so...I'm not a complete Muppet when it comes to wrenching. Thanks again...this may help....eng. #: ca77e 1026348....and frame #: ca78 1026315. Didn't mean to get started on the wrong foot.

[Atlas]

It's been my experience that you have to have a dream carb and spacer block only. The carb where it meets the spacer block on the head has a downward taper that aligns with a a cutout on the spacer under a steel ring. The steel ring in the spacer block will have a tiny hole in to allow fuel passage with slide closed. I have tried other carbs with no luck. I believe that the only way to ensure that your bike performs properly is as i have stated the proper carb and block. Good luck with your bike they are a wonderful machine. I have 2 dreams and 1 scrambler but love my 62 dream the most. Atlas