I have a cr125 2001 bike that I would like to replace the carb for more even hp through out the power band what size carb and needles do I need ?
2072778
It will all depend on what you use the bike for. But for the most part yes a 38mm carb will give you more power on the mid-top end yet you may lose some bottom end due to loss of air velocity. I cannot help on the needle question because i have a trx250r and jetting is different on it then a cr125. But i would suppose a CEL would be near the correct range of needle.
1000450
Good Day,According to the information you provided you require a Carb #640315.AMC Parts Store
2026203
I am going to say no. With almost every 2 cycle power tool you almost need the model and the serial number to determine the carb for that model. The 11177 is a K52 and the HC150 calls for the following K66B, K70 or K75, depending on the serial number.
500817
Go to b&s website and cross reference old part number to the new part number that has replaced your carb
725767
I sold my unit and bought another brand, so I have nothing to look at to help you. Your best bet might to to find one on display at a store and look at it or check youtube. There are carb rebuild videos on youtube.
1091796
That model number sounds familiar for my '05 Suzuki Boulevard. By the way, there were two Shorai possibilities for my bike. One the would match the original 180 cold cranking amps, or the bigger one that would fit the physical dimensions of the old battery. I bought the bigger one with 270 cca. Removing the seat and taking measurements.... I got 5 3/4 inches wide * 3 inches * just over 4 1/2 inches tall. Happy riding!
343545
I bought the one that was listed for Harley engine. Look up on the pc racing page, see if they list the one you need.
1219379
I purchased this carb for my 1996 xr100. I took a wild guess and it fit perfectly. The thing I would do if I was you is call the dealer and ask them what the size of the outlet hole should be from the carb to the intake in MM. (Millimeters). After you know the answer to that then you should be able to know what size of carb you need to purchase. I am not an expert but this carb should fit an 80cc to 100cc motor, honda. You can always return it.
2026204
This worked for my hc150 as a replacement carb. I did have to adjust it a little.
423415
Your owners manual will tell you what plugs your bike will take, if it lists this plug, your good to go(never heard about having to adjust the gap of a new plug). You could always check the gap and make sure it's in spec for your peace of mind. CR8E is stock plug for your bike. Here is a site talking about IX plug, if it's worth it. https://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=46130
184148
Yes that should be the same carb. I also have a Tecumesh 10HP engine. That carb has been fantastic.
1081424
I do not know. Go to cheapparts.com and they will have a parts list for your bike.
172640
I have heard that the earlier model 200s have the same carb. But I am not sure. I have a 185s and it worked perfectly. Make sure you have the needle seated correctly also you may have to turn it so it drops all the way in. Idk sometimes for the price is worth a try. Do a little internet search to see if there the same carbs. Idk hope I could help.
500814
Go to b&s; website and cross reference old part number to the new part number that has replaced your carb
1884617
I can't answer specifically one way or another. The best way to tell is to read the make and model number on the carb body. (usually requires the carb to be removed from the tool, gently of course) If it's a Zama carb [it'll say so] you can then visit Zama's website to find the correct part numbers for the kit. RB- 29 is Zama's number for this kit, which is listed for at least two specific carb numbers [there are two different sets of diaphragms]; your carb might need a different one. [Zama is a Chinese firm that makes carbs for a great many tools, but I suspect there are other manufacturers.]
549195
Look at the photos carefully. Make sure both the throttle and the choke levers in the photo matches your carb exactly. You will not need any other parts. This carb doesnt have an adjustable mixture, but it is set at the factory for mixture.
907274
This tool was made to fit Ruixing carbs that are found on several Homelite, Craftsman, Ryobi, and Troy Built 2 cycle equipment. I am not familiar enough with all the carbs out there, but when I googled the carb and found a picture, it does not look the same.