Spooging 2 stroke. Mechanic?

[nzpoontang]

From memory the rmx's that had the mikuni with the combined choke/idle circuit were terrible to set up even when new.
Swapping for a pwk was common and thats what I would do now. Even better go for a lectern carb and forget about jetting again!

Where is best place to buy a PWK carb? wanting one for my 98 rmx250. I find no matter what I do with jetting etc I can either get it to run really well but not idle, or idle well and not run 100%

[husaberg]

Where is best place to buy a PWK carb? wanting one for my 98 rmx250. I find no matter what I do with jetting etc I can either get it to run really well but not idle, or idle well and not run 100%

Sudco will sort you out with any sort you desire jetted to proper specs http://www.sudco.com/Carburetor01.html

Or try a oko copy if you want to fiddle heaps more(which I am guessing you don't).... but I think they only go to 36mm.
http://www.akunar.com/CARBURETTORS.html

[nzpoontang]

Sudco will sort you out with any sort you desire jetted to proper specs http://www.sudco.com/Carburetor01.html

Or try a oko copy if you want to fiddle heaps more(which I am guessing you don't).... but I think they only go to 36mm.
http://www.akunar.com/CARBURETTORS.html

Sweet as cheers for that. So no NZ companies to use?

[husaberg]

Sweet as cheers for that. So no NZ companies to use?

No idea who is the importer in NZ I guess I could google it for you
I had a guess at mikuni this is the distributer I guess for sudco for both keihin and mikuni
http://www.northern.co.nz/products/3...uni_carbs.aspx
http://www.northern.co.nz/brands/43-keihin.aspx

[F5 Dave]

My experience of oko carbs (trying to fix them on mates bikes) is don't. Esp on a dirt bike that gets knocked around.