ts1 carb

[golf19gt]

has anyone tried a dellorto 30mm flatslide and a mikumi tmx35 on a ts1 which is the best

[soosh]

Not tried the tmx but have been using the 30 flatslide for about 6yrs now.Good fuel consumption and runs spot on.
Maybe scootering should do a dyno shootout with all these different carbs.

[soulsurfer]

VHSH30 every time, far superior IMO.

[mickdale]

vhsh and happy with it

[roadrunnerian]

tmx 35 for me did have an amal 34mm but the tmx 35 gives a steady tickover and smooth ride.

[Mag]

Ran an Amal on my 1st TS. On this TS I did have a Delorto flat slide which was better but I find the TMX 35 is much easier to set up and gives better all round results.

[soosh]

has anyone tried a dellorto 30mm flatslide and a mikumi tmx35 on a ts1 which is the best

So...confused or do you know which one your going for?

[wack 63]

It all depends on what you want,power or econony/driveability.As an example a mate had his TS1 225 dynoed with a Mukuni TM 30 and the 35.There wasn't a lot of difference just that the 30 had a smoother spread of power but once out on the road the 30 lacked the top end poke so he swapped to the 35 with the resulting fuel economy loss.

[JINX]

Another vote for the mikuni tmx35 on my ts1, case matched to barrel.

I read lots of different setups in several jetting databases, and took a stab at the middle of the numbers. The jetting was spot on, and proven by EGT at the top end. I tried leaner pilots, but went right back to my original guesswork and have not changed since. Tickover is steady.
Gobs of smooth power, especially when the mid range hits, and I installed a long range tank to combat the fuel consumption.