Vintage Mikuni Carburetor Identificationsoundnik Detail - I dont remember the persons name on here to ask. Nothing on carb except mikuni on one side and these numbers/letters on other side. Ok, so i've been looking at a lot of places recently to source some triple mikuni 44 carb bodies and i keep coming across different versions of these. So i figured i'd start a thread. All the chaparral sleds with their own branded engine used a keihin carb, not mikuni. Although they have mic on the body, i do not recognize the configuration nor can i find. In this article, we will guide you on how to identify your mikuni carb model and provide answers to some frequently asked questions. The most straightforward way to. The jets for most types of carburetors are placed in the middle of the carburetor body, but mikuni carbs have them near the bottom. In this article, we will discuss how to. Compare those numbers to the ones for your year of sled. Get those numbers from a parts manual. If they match, you most likely have the proper/stock carb. There is alot of good. Mikuni carbs have a groove cut in the spigot that fits into a raised rubber channel in the mikuni flange and straight adapters. It looks like a common vm carb. Sudco has done mikuni for decades. I could use some help identifying my carburetors. I know they're mikuni from the stamps on each carb, but the rest is a mystery to me. Next to the carburetor spec line in the.
I dont remember the persons name on here to ask. Nothing on carb except mikuni on one side and these numbers/letters on other side. Ok, so i've been looking at a lot of places recently to source some triple mikuni 44 carb bodies and i keep coming across different versions of these. So i figured i'd start a thread. All the chaparral sleds with their own branded engine used a keihin carb, not mikuni. Although they have mic on the body, i do not recognize the configuration nor can i find. In this article, we will guide you on how to identify your mikuni carb model and provide answers to some frequently asked questions. The most straightforward way to. The jets for most types of carburetors are placed in the middle of the carburetor body, but mikuni carbs have them near the bottom. In this article, we will discuss how to. Compare those numbers to the ones for your year of sled. Get those numbers from a parts manual. If they match, you most likely have the proper/stock carb. There is alot of good. Mikuni carbs have a groove cut in the spigot that fits into a raised rubber channel in the mikuni flange and straight adapters.