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To start off with, what is the difference between the TM and the TMX carbs?

 

Should I stay away from one or the other due to poor design or tuning problems?

 

What slide cut away should I be looking for with both carbs?

 

I know there are intakes for the TM carbs, but what about TMX carbs?

 

The carbs would be for a stock bore 4mill with a dune port running at about 5000'

 

Thanks for the help, and sorry about the kinda long list of questions.

Posted

There's not a ton of Mikuni advice out there. I have a set and still couldn't tell you crap about them. If you want to run some Keihn PWK 35 mm or some PJ 34 mm I'm sure you could get lots of help on this site.

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The application and design differences are listed on this page.

TM and TMX

 

Any carb is easy to tune if you understand how it works. I personally run the TM 28mm's on my bike.

 

There is full jet and setup info on the forum for the TM 28mm's that I posted on here several times if you need to know things like the slide cutouts etc.... Just search for it.

Posted

The application and design differences are listed on this page.

TM and TMX

 

Any carb is easy to tune if you understand how it works. I personally run the TM 28mm's on my bike.

 

There is full jet and setup info on the forum for the TM 28mm's that I posted on here several times if you need to know things like the slide cutouts etc.... Just search for it.

 

I did a search for your threads, and not much came up.

Posted

umm......huh?

they can go alot higher in jetting if you need it. think it's like 490 or 500, and any bigger carbs would call for increase in size as well

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