hs50 mikuni intake manifold

[godfather75]

Does anyone make a intake manifold for a hs50 to run a mikuni carb on it?

 

[Imbetrnu2]

It kind of depends on what mikuni you have.... I know the 22mm round slides have a flange built onto the card that i have reamed out the holes on the intake to make line up on my hm 80.... Then I ended up using a 24mm flatlide carb that does not have the bolt flange on the carb.....( I think it was much esier to may these type work on most any intake) The way i made this type of mikuni work was to either
1) cut the flange off the end of you existing intake and use this to connect your carb to the intake

https://www.treatland.tv/malossi-carburetor-rubber-mount-p/malossi-rubber-mount-134814b.htm


2)Or if your existing intake is not round where you would cut it off you can always leave you existing intake as is and find one of these that bolt up to your intake and still use the rubber flange above:

https://www.treatland.tv/category-s/97.htm


I have done this both ways on a couple different things. If this is not making any sense PM me and i can try to help you more with this

 

[godfather75]

I want to replace the old intake with a better flow intake. The old one flows up into the motor instead of straight in.

 

[Imbetrnu2]

http://www.oldminibikes.com/forum/briggs-stratton-engines/23847-rupp-motor-2.html

 

[godfather75]

Does anyone fab up intakes?

 

[mmisterbungl]

Does anyone fab up intakes?

Yes several people here can do what you need. I suggest placing a wanted ad in the classifieds.

 

[jrzmac]

Does anyone make a intake manifold for a hs50 to run a mikuni carb on it?

you could try this

Briggs Animal Intake Manifold

 

[mc73cromags]

I have made quite a few of them, there are others that have made them also. 20 and 22mm Mikuni carbs work real nice on the hs 50! I can weld one up for you If you are interested.

 

[mcequalhp]

manifold

Hi,
Are you still in the business of welding up intake manifolds for the mikuni 22mm carb?
How much?
I have the newer HS50 with the "squarish" inlet.
Thanks,
Mike

 

[cdoublejj]

A many a time i have thought about a custom intake and a Yoshimura MJN.


EDIT: So i wonder if you could use a hammer and a square-ish peg and go medieval black smith on it and square out the pipe to fit a custom ground flange? Perhaps there is much more efficient smart way to go about it?