what carb?

Discussion in 'General Tuning' started by Scooter-Noob, Nov 26, 2012.

  1. Scooter-Noob

    Scooter-Noob God among idiots

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    i have been looking at some parts for my bike, i have seen some things i like but i have been told i should be using a 21mm carb, but i dont know what is best to use. i see two types

    http://www.pedparts.co.uk/product/1082/motoforce-racing-pwk-carb
    and
    http://www.pedparts.co.uk/product/1120/stage6-dellorto-21mm-race-carb-black-edition

    what is the main difference and what would you use if you was buying an Aircil Racing 70 kit?

    i haven't got anything yet but when the snow starts i will start using my car for work then i will start work on the bike
     
  2. astro77

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    what bike you got and what have you done to it so far:confused:
    if you haven't done anything why would you need a 21mm carb :confused:
     
  3. Scooter-Noob

    Scooter-Noob God among idiots

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    AEROX in box's :-D
    right now its total stock, i do have some parts in the shed but not touching the bike until i can say i have all the parts i need, then i will get some friends round and try to build it:D .

    bike is a 2002 Red(ruff) MBK Stunt
    I have some parts but not all, just what i have been told to get for now
    BMG big Valve manifol
    Polini Hi-Speed Evolution Variator Kit
    Athena Platinum drive belt
    PM Tuning Clutch + Bell
    AND looking at the aircel t6 piston kit

    i have a second question is the forum sponsored by any shops because when i was posting the part links i found that some was changed so they cant be used?
     
  4. astro77

    astro77 Active Member

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    no don't think it's sponsored but pedstop links seem to be blocked:)
     
  5. murerg

    murerg MBK Hero!!!

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    17.5, 19, or 21mm will do fine. I would go for a 19mm if you can find one as you will get better fuel consumption than on a 21mm without really loosing anything.
     

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