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| Pocketbike Dealer | what kind of bike ? i like the delorto i have on my c1 , and want to put a 14/14 on the cag but cag will have to wait for work ! But you can re jet them if you like ?
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| Pocketbike Dealer | Delorto 14 mm carb , heard they are all the rage dunno just heard , big bon eor device are the proper candidates for that question! If ya wanna try a walboro 15mm you can try mine , and as for a stock moded carb , BB sent me one that might tell you what you want out of a carb ...........
__________________ TRC , Amra , Mra , Smra 06' P1 BMS competition BZM 15.5hp Open 50cc 05' DM Telai - ZPF 18 h.p Open 50cc 08' CBR125r 96' Gsx-r 600 |
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| Administrator Friends call me God ;) | Yes you can feel the difference. You can go as large as you want providing your motor can use what you're feeding it. That's the determination you need to make. If you bike is a bit more than stock (which is what it sounds like from your post) then go with the 14/14. Need more bottom end performance? A carb probably won't do what you're hoping it will do. There's other easy mods that will do this much easier such as a good pipe, rocket key and of course gearing. |
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