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#1 mattylad

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Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:56 PM

Are there any differences between carbs fitted to two strokes and 4 strokes?
For example I have a spare Mikuni originally fitted to a Beta Zero, can I fit it to a four stroke honda engine?

I understand the jetting may need changing but is there any other differences I need to be aware of.

I ask because I seem to remember that Amal concentrics are engine type specific.

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Posted 07 January 2005 - 03:02 PM

I think its down to jetting and not type, I have a 22mm Dellorto PHBL on my Cub - which looks identical in every way (apart from the bore ;) ) to the 26mm version found on many of the modern bikes.

I checked Dellorto 'Carburator Book' and it doesn't differentiate between engine types for the PHBL. This might not be the best example but there are a lot of Cubs using this carb.
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Posted 07 January 2005 - 07:16 PM

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The "emulsion tube" on a two stroke is usually chamfered at an angle, one from a 4 stroke is usually parallel! As well as jetting changes of course, already mentioned.
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