carbs

[chunky monkey]

Ok people Jetex carbs are they any good ????????????

[Arfur]

A bit hit and miss I've had a couple of new ones and they've been fine but I've heard of some people slating them.

[byron]

I had one on my old SR top end.
it was ok, had to go really low on the pilot iirc, as if the casting wasn't quite the right bore...?
a mate was having problems with his scoot starting when hot, after trying the usual tricks, turned out to be a dodgy jetex, it was the third carb he tried that actually worked ok, so yeah, possibly a bit hit & miss...
do replace the jets with genuine Dellorto ones

[ArmandTanzarian]

Never had one but "another" forum seemed full of posts wondering why they didn't work. I think that if you get a good one, they're fine but if you get a dodgy one they're a nightmare. Similar to PWKs and OKOs in that respect.

[Taxi Dave]

Got a 22mm Jetex on my 175 kitted GP. It works fine so far and I've had no problems hot or cold starting. If it starts to play up though I'll be going for a 25mm Delly running through the standard airbox

[chunky monkey]

I have an OKO carb which I fitted rode to work it was a nightmare took it off and threw to the back of the shed never to be seen again

[paulmgreen]

As has been said.... inconsistent quality I reckon. i had 2 on a std GP200.... one worked fiine... one didn't!

swapped the and slide from the good one to the bad one...... no change!

[Doom Patrol]

I've only had the one, which I am using at present. All I've done is swap the jets for Dell'Orto ones and I have to say that it's a marked improvement on the original Dell'Orto I had fitted, which was a bit sloppy by comparison. It feels snappier. The throttle response is better and it pulls really well. I can't see a reason to fault it at the moment.