Best carb
By Walter S. on Verified Purchaser
Best carb on the market. Worked right out of the box. Bike runs perfect! Great place to buy parts!
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$455.76 – $507.61
Product Note:
Specification | Details |
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Bore | Varies (make selection above) |
Choke Type | Cable |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Engine Type | Varies (make selection above) |
Height | 176 mm |
Intake Bell O.D. | 65 mm |
Main Jet | Varies (make selection above) |
Manifold Type | Spigot |
Manifold to Manifold | 90mm |
Needle | Varies (make selection above) |
Needle Jet | Y-6 (723) |
Needle Valve | Varies (make selection above) |
Pilot Jet | 25 (VM28/486) |
Spigot Mounting O.D. | Varies (make selection above) |
Throttle Valve | 3.0 (TM42/08) |
Width | 100 mm |
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By Walter S. on Verified Purchaser
Best carb on the market. Worked right out of the box. Bike runs perfect! Great place to buy parts!
By Bombproof on Verified Purchaser
Swapped my Magnetti Marelli EFI out with this kit. Had everything I needed to get the job done other than an ignition. Worked flawlessly.
By Jeremy N. on Verified Purchaser
Awesome, everything I expected.
By Glen B. on Verified Purchaser
Can't go wrong with this brand carb.
By John H. on Verified Purchaser
She's getting twice the air in fuel she was with the stock carburetor but they are a pain to dial in. It just takes a quarter-turn and you're out of whack once you get that right it's still popping and farting at quarter throttle to wide open then it just takes a needle jet adjustment. Overall everything I bought from y'all in the last 3 months turn my 05 heritage into a beast. My brother has it built 128 cubic inch motor on basically a frame and nothing else and I'm right there with him in most cases ahead of me with my little hundred in.
By Bryan H. on Verified Purchaser
Thought this kit had everything I would need, but the 2 gaskets, the round ones... I had to purchase separately... other than that seems like a good kit so far!
By KF on Verified Purchaser
Excellent kit! Everything I needed was in the box and my bike is running excellent with this carb.
By Todd N. on Verified Purchaser
Im very pleased with every part.
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By Anon.
Answer QuestionThat would depend on what you're after. If you want something that'll bolt straight on without having to add any additional parts to your order, then the Mikuni HSR Smoothbore Easy Carburetor Kit might be the best way to go since it doesn't require the throttle cables and intake manifold flanges from a 1990 Evolution Big Twin and it'll work with the OEM air cleaner, or an OEM-replacement air cleaner as well. With that, you'll get a great carburetor that's easy to install but with improved throttle response and, potentially, better engine power too, with a proper tuning.
By Mike
I am doing a carb conversion on my 99 Ultra Classic, 88 Twin Cam, with S&S 510G cams. Which Mikuni would you recommend? Or would the S&S E be a better choice ?
Answer QuestionFor the Twin Cam variant, the 42mm bore carburetor would be correct choice if you're keeping the engine at stock bore. The bigger carb is really best suited for applications with a big bore kit.
By Anon.
Answer QuestionThe carburetor itself has a vacuum port on it. It can be used for either a VOES switch or petcock vacuum source. If neither are to be used on the application the vacuum port must be plugged before use.
By Anon.
80" ported and polished heads , Andrews EV27 cam and new bearings , new big radius pipes, Dual fire coil and that's about it so far I am not to impressed with the performance of the S&S super E that is on it and I heard good things about the makuni carbs
Answer QuestionThe HSR42 would be the best choice for your application. The HSR45 is for larger displacement engines that need more fuel. The tunability of the 42 would be better suited to your current modifications to your 80" EVO.
By Randy P
Answer QuestionThe HSR45 would be recommend for a bike that has a hotter cam, professional cylinder head port work, a more specialized exhaust system, high compression pistons. The HSR48 is more for highly modified heads, a displacement increase, either by way of fitting larger pistons, a stroker kit or both. This engine is more likely to be a special engine, built from the ground up to be stronger and to process more air than even a highly modified Harley motor. For your application the HSR45 would offer easier tuning for those upgrades.
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