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so I know some of you guys will give me shit because it's a 79cc but whatever. I need some more power in the 79cc Predator, so I already have exhaust and a torque converter, now I need more air. Would it be better to buy a 19mm carb or a bored and reworked stock carbeurator? will it idle good...

I installed an NR racing stage II kit in my Honda GX 270 . It included a cam /springs 4 degree key, intake manifold, air filter, a bored 390 Gx carb plus Robertson H loop exhaust system. The carb is 23.5 mm bore a .037 main and a .025 pilot with a stock E tube . The kit installed easily and the...

How much would it cost to get a cylinder bored out? If anyone got a hook up lmk ty

hand bored to the max .690+ reworked fuel circuits, jetted for pump gas. doesn't have/ need a choke. 1 pull starts. will add about 1-2hp over stock.

I woke up this morning with nothing to do. Ive had a project brewing in my head my head for awhile of removing the bathroom in the master bedroom and making it a walk in closet. The main bathroom is right across the hall, the bathroom was tiny and all the plumbing was leaking in there. So I...

Bored and flowed Raptor carb for Briggs FH, this will dramatically increase flow and power and still have a rear mounted tank and a stock look. Will sell with or without adapter and filter. Tank surface and diaphram cover have been trued with a new diaphram installed. carb alone $75 plus...

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i see some aftermarket bored 6.5 carb that has their choke removed, if they remove the choke how can you start an engine in cold temperature?

I thought about posting a "free" ad on craigslist for "ICE" out at the road come get it quick before it's all gone. I'm sure its been done already.......ohh well.:shrug:

I have a brand new Honda GX-200 Carburator Purchased from NR Racing New In The Box. $65.00 Shipped

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so i have a 6.5 hp briggs intek with the following addons- -billet animal flywheel -animal walbro slide carb. -animal carb spacer -heavier duty animal valve springs and hardend retainers -animal ballbearing crankcase cover -very light porting -billet con rod now my question, if i got...

I made a new pipe! 2 stage Dual pipe.

like new with uni filter,adapter,92 main jet,.016 pilot,140 e tube, and has air/fuel mixture screw. 40.00 shipped non neg.thanks chris

I created a lame ICON for OldMiniBikes so I can find it very easily in my browser. yeah its tiny....its....its an icon. But in my browser I can easily see where OldMiniBikes is (as if I didnt know already its just easier now.

Wow... exactly 1.91 horse power? Thats a hell of a drill bit? :out: Who did this kids engine work I wonder? :lol: Must be the extra 1.91 horse power makes it turn twice as many rpms too.. :scooter: 60 is pretty fast on a little mini bike.. Gunky carb or not.. :no: 8hp motor bored over to a...

What's the difference between the 2? Has anybody actually tried both and noticed anything? I'm upgrading my valvetrain soon so i'm probably going to go with a bored carb.. Just wondering if the Honda carb is that much better? Also how do you guys re-jet a bored carb? I'm running a 90 jet...

I have a late model B&S 5hp motor that has been bored out, equipped with a larger carb, and overall tuned up. The problem I'm havin is that once I start the motor up its ok for the first few seconds but then the clutch/chain start to make a grinding noise. And it jolts forwards and usually dies...

i was bored after work today so i figured i'd quit being lazy and rig up some sort of exhaust brace. all it took was a bit of drilling, bending and grinding. it works and didn't cost me anything so i'm happy. :freakout:

i had nothing to do after work so i stuck the 6hp OHV Tec/TAV that i've got in my DB. my 5.5 is going to be down for awhile and i want to ride this weekend. all i've got left to do is hook up the kill switch, make a chain and stick the seat back on. it went in very easily after i pulled the...