🏍️ NIBBI Racing Performance Motorcycle Carburetor 24mm GY6 100CC PE24mm Carburetor with Jets - Fits YAMAHA KAWASAKI SUZUKI Apollo Dirt Bike Mini Bike SSR TTR KYMCO SYM TAOTAO GY6 Scooter Moped Review

Jets for this $11.99 carburetor - (AMAZON ASIN #) Just search "B07PQ6K84T" in Revain. I'm very picky about the quality of everything I buy. never seen anything clean. No burrs or anything like that. Highly recommended ! Exquisite quality for the price!

There is nothing wrong with Nibbi Racing carburetors! In a world where motorcycle production costs are falling, the carburetor is one of those places that has been hit hard, but like all other Nibbi components, they are exceptional. They remind me of the good old days when your bikes came with carbs that were well made and built to last. thanks Larry K

I'll get straight to the point if you're looking for a carburetor for a 100-200cc engine. See this is the correct version with some minor changes. If you are using a 100-150cc pit bike. See small quad, scooter etc this will pretty much need an upgrade. For anything between 150 and 200 you need to get a new jet (MIKUNI JETS WILL NOT FIT, YOU NEED TO GET A SCOOTER CARBON SET) or drill the one you have to about 120 and it will give more power. . The only other issue is that it doesn't come with an

I was restoring an old dirty buggy with a 150cc engine and was tired of playing around with a cheap vacuum carburetor. Decided to put "real" carburetor on it. I did some research and decided I should go with a smaller carburetor. People seem to think that big carbs are always better, but I think big carbs only help at top speed. Using a smaller carburettor gives more power at low rpm, which is what this buggy needs. So I chose the same size as in the kit - 24mm. I also bought a NIbbi intake…