"Best" carb for Predator on minibike?

#1
Billet rod
PVL flywheel
Black Mamba
Big valves
Aggressive porting
12:1
TAV or Comet


I'm considering a conventional Mikuni 24/26mm (not oval-venturi chi-kuni most have), or a Tillotson for the ease of tweaking screws versus jet swaps.
 
#2
I have a 24 flat slide on a honda 200 build by NR racing , and its a great carb . But i just put a Daytona 190 on a Bonanza MX and the Kiehin 28 that it came with is the best carb i have ever dealt with . Also the mikuni 26mm 606 carb is good also , have one on a piaranha 140 that i just put on a SSR sba roller .
 
#3
Oh also if you plan on building a big HP motor with 9k plus revs , good luck with the TAV . I tried one on my super powell and the NR motor had its way with it .
 
#4
Hey one more thing i know your into pit bikes and that type motors so check out my Bonanza MX project with a Dyatona 190 . That thing is stupid fast .
 
#5
Chi-kuni is a great carb as the jetting is easy for your setup just plug and play. 130 main jet and 15 stock or 17.5 pilot.
 
#7
I had a 24/26 Mikuni clone on a Lifan 140 and it performed great after jetting.Thinking on one for 212 after the Black Mamba JR and other necessary bits.
 

minidragbike

Supporting Speed Nut!
#13
I'll flow an unshrouded 14cc vs an 18, run fairly tight quench, and let compression fall where it may. The cam should work fine at 12:1. Maybe a little soft on top, but I'm aiming at a killer midrange rather than highest peak numbers. Fat kid likes area under the curve.
Wait, are you running gas or alky?
Long distance or drag racing?
 

IJG

New Member
#18
Better Fuel !

I cannot emphasize enough how much better a higher octane & higher quality fuel makes. :thumbsup: I want some racing fuel.:crying:
When i lived in New Jersey, Cam 2 was the 113 octane racing stuff.
I will look further into it locally.
 
#19
Racing fuel only makes a difference if you are experiencing detonation. Otherwise, it is a waste of $$$.

I have used Trick, VP and other "performance" fuels, and if there is no detonation, you are contributing to their profit.
 
#20
Racing fuel only makes a difference if you are experiencing detonation. Otherwise, it is a waste of $$$.

I have used Trick, VP and other "performance" fuels, and if there is no detonation, you are contributing to their profit.

I'd have to see otherwise, but doubt that a tuned clone is much different than my tuned OHC singles. From pump premium, to C12 to MR12, we found notable differences in power with each step.
 
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