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I just cleaned the left carb as good as I could with a can of carb cleaner (don't have air compressor). Put in fresh spark plugs. Put the battery in after charging it. Sprayed a little starting fluid in so I wouldn't have to kick so much... and nothing happened. Not even a pop.
Due to financial reasons I decided to let my cousin have this bike for the $ I still owe him for the top end parts. If anyone's interested I'm sure you could pick it up cheap here in Sturgis SD.
I had to replace my coil in the past because I started it with a lead off the plug so I'm conscious of that now. I will check if I put the float in upside down. Thanks for the tips guys.
It's running on the right side cylinder. The left side only backfires. I swaped the plugs from one side to the other and it still did the same thing then I swaped the plug wires and it did the same thing again.
I was thinking I might have caused an itake leak when I pulled the carbs since they're pretty bad looking. I also set the floats and adjusted the sync screw by sight when I had the carbs off.