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Affordable Carb options, KZ1000.
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the best options are RS34's, vm33's or cr31's.
rs34 would be best, vm33's would be the cheepest, but still very good.
IMO.
people will tell u that bigger carbs will bog when u wack the throttle at low rpm's. if u open the throttle slower and the bog never happens.
if u want to get up and go u would have the revs up anyways. this is why all modern bikes have vacume operated carbs. they mask the problem so u open the throttle slower and the bog never happens.
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most people run out of road or balls before they will run out of carb :woohoo:
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wireman wrote: newer style 79-80 28s with pumps on them work good,aftermarket carbs in the 29-31mm range are also good for low end/mid range.
most people run out of road or balls before they will run out of carb :woohoo:
I agree... balls for me! :laugh: Anything after 110mph and it gets a little squirly on curves lol.
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55fbomb wrote: wouldnt vm33s be a bit large? especially for now since the engine is stock?
u said .
"i would rather put the money towards something a little more performance oriented to support some future engine mods"
28's are fine for stock motors if u want more , buy bigger.
29's wouldbe great, but there day has come and gone. its to hard to find good ones let alone at a good price. put cr31's at the top of your list and take either carb i mensioned if u find a great deal.
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