September 26, 200817 yr Hi, Im very interested in your opinion regarding benefits from a PWK 29S for ~
September 27, 200817 yr Pat, this is an opinion based on hearsay as I've no experience of the OKO myself, but a friend who bought one said none of the jets, needle or slide were marked with sizes which made tuning difficult. Keihin jets etc fit, but are not cheap and overall my friend thought it would've been better to buy a Keihin already set up for the bike. This was a while ago, and things may have changed. Perhaps others may know better? Dave
September 27, 200817 yr The OKO I purchased from Chris at Classic trials has worked extremely well for me and all the peices (jets etc.) are # . I do not know if they come numbered but I would presume that they would have to , otherwise jetting would be next to impossable ! If you need OKO info contact oko-carb.co.uk , That's Chris's dedicated OKO site and he is the only person I've found that truly knows the ins and outs of OKO carbs. In fact I have to contact him about setting up a little bitty flatslide for the ty80 project I'm building for my boys to replace the flat-wore out stock carb ... !!! But I have to put it all back together first ! Glenn
September 29, 200817 yr Guys, OKO has supplied me with everything I needed on more than one occasion now. I first tried a PWK28 and then an OKO and honestly, not a scrap of difference! The OKO is more than half the price. All the parts are marked and fully tuneable just like a PWK28. The 3030B can be sourced from oko-australia.com.au Pat, they even have some pictures of the 3030B fitted Regards, Worldtrialchamp
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