Anyone know anything about OKO carbs??

[125ccCrazy]

I'm gathering parts for my 6.5 build and I been looking carbs and came across the 22-24mm OKO power jet carbs.... I am curious if anyone has tried one and how they liked it? I've always used Mikuni carbs on my other bikes but I like the idea of the power jet for top end runs so the engine doesnt lean out....

OKO carb eBay Motors: 24mm OKO flatslide Power jet Carburetor scooter ATV (item 330298980565 end time Jan-13-09 01:05:29 PST)

 

[812 Motorsports]

Advance the timing some

 

[125ccCrazy]

Advance the timing some

this has to do with what??

 

[~JM~]

Do an I'net search. Some people think they're great & some think they're pure junk.

I would like to know more about them myself.

 

[rasndas]

I cannot see where that kind of carb would offer anything over a mikuni. If your main jet is sized properly you will have no leaning problems on the top end. I am currenly using a 22MM on a mildly modified clone and it works great even on sustained full throttle runs. Mikuni's have been used for years in motorcycle racing

 

[125ccCrazy]

I cannot see where that kind of carb would offer anything over a mikuni. If your main jet is sized properly you will have no leaning problems on the top end. I am currenly using a 22MM on a mildly modified clone and it works great even on sustained full throttle runs. Mikuni's have been used for years in motorcycle racing

Thats true but one thing with the power jet I would think it will help with temp changes if the eng is running hotter or colder than what the carb has been set at the power jet will help compensate if the eng starts to lean a little more..... Mikunis are definately great carbs, I was just curious to these for something different... I'l most likely stay with Mikuni but just wanted any insight on the OKO..... I have a VM22 that I'm gonna try first but I'm not sure it's going to be enough carb so I may have to step up to a 24mm flatslide...

 

[812 Motorsports]

this has to do with what??

Would help it from leaning out, as he stated.

 

[125ccCrazy]

Would help it from leaning out, as he stated.

how will advancing the ignition timing help the carb not lean out and what does it have to do with wanting any info on how well the OKO carb works??

 

[125ccCrazy]

how will advancing the ignition timing help the carb not lean out and what does it have to do with wanting any info on how well the OKO carb works??

Didn't mean for that to sound sarcastic if it did...