2 in 1 carb 33/35/38 ?

[ban-shred]

i'm about buying a new 2 in 1 trinity carb but i don't really know wich to choose....the 38 mm doesn't come with the adapter so...are the 35 still doing a nice djob or should i bought the 38?

[Hollister_Hitman]

the 35mm will be enough for you mods plus some

[jeepman380]

Yeah the 35 should be enough for your mods as of now. If you're thinking about doing some porting or something more down the road then get the 38.

[Hollister_Hitman]

Yeah the 35 should be enough for your mods as of now. If you're thinking about doing some porting or something more down the road then get the 38.

 

i think a 35mm will be enough for porting also, how does it do on your bike?

[ban-shred]

k thx i will buy the 35 mm carb....but is the 38 mm carb doing a more better work than the 35?the only thing i will put in my engine will be a cool head and a single carb setup...soulf i buy the 38 or the 35 for better performance?

[bigboybanshee]

k thx i will buy the 35 mm carb....but is the 38 mm carb doing a more better work than the 35?the only thing i will put in my engine will be a cool head and a single carb setup...soulf i buy the 38 or the 35 for better performance?

 

35

[ban-shred]

*should

[jeepman380]

k thx i will buy the 35 mm carb....but is the 38 mm carb doing a more better work than the 35?the only thing i will put in my engine will be a cool head and a single carb setup...soulf i buy the 38 or the 35 for better performance?

 

The 35 should work great for those mods.

[Whitbread]

Yes, go with the 35mm. It will keep your air velocity up and in doing so give better throttle response and atomization characteristics. I run a 34mm keihin PJ with an adjust a jet setup and absolutely love it.