'96-'97 GSXR750 SRAD with Mikuni BDSR39 CV Diamond Slide Carbs
This is the forth and final generation, for the US, of the GSXR750 with carburetors. These are the most unique of the GSXR carbs and most complicated. They have many things that keep you on your toes. Due to the ram-air system they have to relive overpressure at high speed. Also some of the US versions have the Euro jet needles which can be confused with stage kit needles and need to be set correctly. This bike walks a thin line with run ability, with carbs, so it has to be correct.
Starting in '71 Suzuki started year coding bikes in the last letter used in the name. You may see this code on your bikes paperwork or in a parts list or catalog. I leave this off as it is redundant if you are showing the year anyway. There is a chart below to find your year code.
Below is a set of '96-'97 GSXR750 33E10 carbs. These carbs take a lot of care to do them correctly. I have rebuilt a few of these and most had many pitfalls involved with the job. It must be assumed someone put a one way valve backwards or got the order wrong on the crossovers for the valves on the float bowls, along with all the usual suspects. These bikes run awesome when set-up correctly.
'96-'97 GSXR750
SRAD-------------------------------------------33E10
'96-'97 GSXR750 SRAD---------------------------------------33E70
California
Suzuki Year Codes
| R- | 1971 |
| J- | 1972 |
| K- | 1973 |
| L- | 1974 |
| M- | 1975 |
| A- | 1976 |
| B- | 1977 |
| C- | 1978 |
| N- | 1979 |
| T- | 1980 |
| X- | 1981 |
| Z- | 1982 |
| D- | 1983 |
| E- | 1984 |
| F- | 1985 |
| G- | 1986 |
| H- | 1987 |
| J- | 1988 |
| K- | 1989 |
| L- | 1990 |
| M- | 1991 |
| N- | 1992 |
| P- | 1993 |
| R- | 1994 |
| S- | 1995 |
| T- | 1996 |
| V- | 1997 |
| W- | 1998 |
| X- | 1999 |
| Y- | 2000 |
| K1- | 2001 |
| K2- | 2002 |
| K3- | 2003 |
| K4- | 2004 |
| K5- | 2005 |
| K6- | 2006 |
| K7- | 2007 |
| K8- | 2008 |
| K9- | 2009 |
| L0- | 2010 |
| L1- | 2011 |
| L2- | 2012 |
| L3- | 2013 |
| L4- | 2014 |
| L5- | 2015 |
| L6- | 2016 |
| L7- | 2017 |
| L8- | 2018 |
| L9- | 2019 |
| M0- | 2020 |
| M1- | 2021 |
| M2- | 2022 |
| M3- | 2023 |
| M4- | 2024 |
| M5- | 2025 |
