what kind of carbs are these

[ELKARACING_SHEE]

well im looking to buy 28mm' pwk carbs and found these, they dont really look like the 28mm's, maybe you guys can help

 

 

 

 

[locogato11283]

doesnt it say mikuni on the side of the carb in the last pic? if so, its def not a pwk.

[ELKARACING_SHEE]

well which ones are better the mikuni version or the pwk keihin version??

[quikshee]

well which ones are better the mikuni version or the pwk keihin version??

 

From what I've read the PWK's are some of the easiest to tune, never had any personal experience with them tho.

[ELKARACING_SHEE]

From what I've read the PWK's are some of the easiest to tune, never had any personal experience with them tho.

 

damn im still eager to take your's, their pretty cheap, but i dont want to risk myself, cause im new to them, and if they dont work im f***d

[locogato11283]

i prefer keihin pwk over anything.

[GNR101]

i prefer keihin pwk over anything.

 

x2 on the pwks

[quikshee]

damn im still eager to take your's, their pretty cheap, but i dont want to risk myself, cause im new to them, and if they dont work im f***d

 

The 28's are pending sale right now, just waiting on cash.

[Snopczynski]

Ummmm, those are mikuni vm's, same style carb as the stockers.

Edited December 28, 2009 by Snopczynski

[camatv]

wow really who told you those were pwk's? the pj,s pwk's, and pwm,s are all kehien D slide type carb.

 

those are pretty obviously a round slide styling carb. they are probably off of a cr80cc dirt bike the dirt bike has bigger carb but looks more like stock if your shooting for a very stock looking bike using the similar roundslide carb is a decent way to go BUT the older round slide effeciency is much less with the larger carbs for example a 35mm flat slide carb will out perform even a 38mm - 40mm round slide carb because of the design..