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Ok I have a rapido classic 225, nk rally and I was planning on using a 35mm mikuni tmx but I think its a 38mm mikuni... Which will be very impractical for my needs. I know we've gone through this before :S
So which carb would you go for? The tried and tested dellorto 30mm phbh? Or something a little different, I like the idea of a tmx carb as they offer good pannel clearance.
Cheers once again,
which carb?
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TMX30 worked well on a Muggy 225, with ramair and JL3. Jetting among fist few on carb setups.
http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=14
Engine: Mugello 225.
Carb: TMX 30 mm Mikuni.
Set up: Needle 5EL68-3
Pilot 27.5
Main 240
Power 30
Exhaust: JL3 exhaust.
Ram air filter.
http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=14
Engine: Mugello 225.
Carb: TMX 30 mm Mikuni.
Set up: Needle 5EL68-3
Pilot 27.5
Main 240
Power 30
Exhaust: JL3 exhaust.
Ram air filter.
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Cheers for that. I'll look into prices for the carb. Do you know if the needles and jets are the same as the 35mm?
Also, I am quite liking the look of the bgm pwk carbs any one run one on a simlar set up?
Also, I am quite liking the look of the bgm pwk carbs any one run one on a simlar set up?
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Any more suggestions? Cheers,
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Answer A:
For ease and price, a 28 or 30 mil PHBH. They're not the most modern or amazing, but they are well priced. They're a piece of pi ss to set up. The bits are plentiful and cheap.
Answer B:
Don't be a puff. Use the 38.
For ease and price, a 28 or 30 mil PHBH. They're not the most modern or amazing, but they are well priced. They're a piece of pi ss to set up. The bits are plentiful and cheap.
Answer B:
Don't be a puff. Use the 38.
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havn`t got a rapido but have got a ts1 that used to run 35mm mikuni ,and although set up on a dyno always suffered an amount of four stroking , changrd to a 30mm dellorto with camlam power jet ,again set up on a dyno and to be honest the graphs ,show very little difference between them ,in fact ,if i remember correctly ,the dellorto was slightly better,and it improved fuel consumtion .......so biggest is not always better ......just something else to consider !!
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That air striker does look like an impressive carb, but its out of my budget.
I have been looking at this carb, http://www.scooter-center.com/scoweb/pa ... egory2=CAT
I have been looking at this carb, http://www.scooter-center.com/scoweb/pa ... egory2=CAT
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Hmm, I wouldn't of thought bmg would make something that was naff :S
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Woops, a bit of duplicate posting...
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A friend of mine highly rates this carb, is it worth the extra cash over a phbh? And does it use the same jets as a phbh?
Cheers,
A friend of mine highly rates this carb, is it worth the extra cash over a phbh? And does it use the same jets as a phbh?
Cheers,