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ct3 stock carb

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I was thinking of starting fresh with a new carb on the Ct3. After researching there are many that claim to fit  but none have the flange . I want to use the reed valve but how do I connect the carb to the manifold intake? Is there an adapter or another means of fitting this combo?  
12 Jul 2021 17:35 #1

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Replied by MarkT on topic ct3 stock carb

Yes, Mikuni makes an adapter. 
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12 Jul 2021 17:57 #2

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Replied by apex on topic ct3 stock carb

Just be careful of the Chinese carbs, they will work but tuning will be a chore as their components aren't like-to-like to a comparable Mikuni VM24. I tried a Chinese one just to see if it was doable, and it is, but not without some non-tunable issues and the slide pops over the guide pin at WOT, and stays there. Yes, I'm looking for a replacement for it.

Sudco sells a brand-new Gen-u-ine Mikuni VM24 for $110. It's a spigot (they all are now), so you'll have to get Sudco's spigot adaptor. In the long run, you may pay more for Genuine, but I think you'll end up with far less frustrations.

I don't work for Sudco FYI...

www.sudco.com
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12 Jul 2021 18:14 #3

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