aftermarket carburetors

Status
Not open for further replies.

boschertboy

New member
Messages
1
Reaction score
0
I have a 10hp briggs and stratton motor and was going to take the governor out but wanted to upgrade the carburetor along with it, but can only find carbs for up to 150cc, any one know where i can get one that will work for a 305cc motor?
 

McCulloch

New member
Messages
9
Reaction score
0
When I'm going for maximum power, I'm usually using a Honda or a clone 212cc motor. I use 30-36mm cv carbs. Now finding pre-made intake manifolds are hard, so I make my own. These carbs come from a local motorcycle near me, and with a bit of tuning, can make some ridiculous power. I have a 212CC clone that makes 28hp at 6500rpm. Remember when turning high revs, flywheel upgrades are usually a must.

For your 305cc motor a 30-36mm cv carb should work just fine. Your going to need some welding skills to ythe manifold though.

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk
 

bob58o

SuckSqueezeBangBlow
Messages
9,646
Reaction score
1,851
Location
Chicago-town USA
When I'm going for maximum power, I'm usually using a Honda or a clone 212cc motor. I use 30-36mm cv carbs. Now finding pre-made intake manifolds are hard, so I make my own. These carbs come from a local motorcycle near me, and with a bit of tuning, can make some ridiculous power. I have a 212CC clone that makes 28hp at 6500rpm. Remember when turning high revs, flywheel upgrades are usually a must.

Did you put it on a dyno?
What other work has been done to it?
 

McCulloch

New member
Messages
9
Reaction score
0
Did you put it on a dyno?
What other work has been done to it?
Yeah. We usually got 23-25 on premium from the pump, and on alcohol got a pretty standard 27. Mean little motors, pretty scary. Ported and polished of course, billet rods, lobed cam, ignition advance, etc. The stock pistons usually held up to the torture surprisingly. I've only had trouble with the rings getting stuck. The first one I built was kind-of crude, but crazy fun. It was great seeing fire in the intake manifold through the carb XD

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk
 

FreeRunner15

=======
Messages
660
Reaction score
9
Location
================
It was great seeing fire in the intake manifold through the carb XD

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk

i wanted to mention this a few days ago But it does that when it's stock too. I can imagine yours being much more noticeable.

I know this 'cause when i removed half, only half of the airbox/turbo manifold it did that when i started it with just fuel in the carb. i didn't know these engines would do that...through the carb? I'm pretty sure it was running lean enough to fire a few times and that's it.

and i didn't really get to enjoy the torch-like flames cause my Idle severely needed tweaking and it shut its self off from the lean condition.
 

Poboy kartman

Senior Moments Member
Messages
12,461
Reaction score
69
Location
White Settlement Texas
i wanted to mention this a few days ago But it does that when it's stock too. I can imagine yours being much more noticeable.

I know this 'cause when i removed half, only half of the airbox/turbo manifold it did that when i started it with just fuel in the carb. i didn't know these engines would do that...through the carb? I'm pretty sure it was running lean enough to fire a few times and that's it.

and i didn't really get to enjoy the torch-like flames cause my Idle severely needed tweaking and it shut its self off from the lean condition.

I see you figured out to make bold words.....maybe someday you'll figure out out how to CAPITALIZE and post something relevant.
 

McCulloch

New member
Messages
9
Reaction score
0
I see you figured out to make bold words.....maybe someday you'll figure out out how to CAPITALIZE and post something relevant.
If you don't like someone's post, you don't have to be a dick about it. It is relevant to this topic, we're talking about the intake side of these engines. If you don't like it, ignore it, move on.

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk
 

Poboy kartman

Senior Moments Member
Messages
12,461
Reaction score
69
Location
White Settlement Texas
If you don't like someone's post, you don't have to be a dick about it. It is relevant to this topic, we're talking about the intake side of these engines. If you don't like it, ignore it, move on.

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk

Uh huh.....right back at ya!!!!!

Do you think YOUR post comes off as cordial?
 

OzFab

Well-known member
Messages
15,615
Reaction score
70
Location
Warwick Qld, Australia
:iagree: with both of you... & neither of you...

Doug, McCulloch is correct in one thing, if it's not relevant to the topic, don't post it; don't poke the bear just for the sake of poking the bear...

McCulloch, as you've only been here for 5 minutes (relatively speaking), you wouldn't have had time to see & understand the dynamic of this forum; it's difficult to stomach when someone who doesn't like to take advice is quite happy to hand out, usually, incorrect advice...

Add to that the fact that Doug (poboy) is like an annoying, hyperactive child (for lack of a better term), ignore him & he'll usually go away, chastise him & he'll jump up & down...

That being said, when the need arises, the mods will step in when action needs to be taken...

Now, :backtotopic:
 

Poboy kartman

Senior Moments Member
Messages
12,461
Reaction score
69
Location
White Settlement Texas
Nice signature!

Ever get that feeling like when Dad slaps Mom at the Dinner table and now all the kids just have to finish their meal like nothing happened?

Hmmmm....too bad he's a chronic liar!

But....What's the point? On his end....Freedummy has ignored every bit of information tried to give him.....on the other hand....most everyone is trying to ignore him already anyway....but....IDK....it's almost impossible to ignore a trainwreck coming in slow motion......"Shock the monkey.....shock the monkey......."
 

McCulloch

New member
Messages
9
Reaction score
0
Anyways, what do you guys use as aftermarket carburetors?

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk
 

bob58o

SuckSqueezeBangBlow
Messages
9,646
Reaction score
1,851
Location
Chicago-town USA
Hmmmm....too bad he's a chronic liar!

Sorry, it was just a bad joke.

---------- Post added at 04:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:37 PM ----------

Anyways, what do you guys use as aftermarket carburetors?

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk

You are absolutely correct. And I apologize. :backtotopic:

---------- Post added at 05:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:38 PM ----------

I don't think it would be thread hijacking if I asked what you guys thought about gx390 carb on Predator 212
https://www.ombwarehouse.com/Carb_-Adapter-GX390-to-GX200.html?category_id=1623
and this
http://www.everestpartssupplies.com...Q2Qql7FW4AG3fSvY0XMOw0dcnunCQLfjKGxoCU5nw_wcB
 

McCulloch

New member
Messages
9
Reaction score
0
I don't think it's thread hijacking at all. To fit a 390 carb on a 212 I'm pretty sure you would have to make an intake adapter. Maybe you could buy one, but I think you could run much better carbs with the same amount of work.

Sent from my HTC6535LVW using Tapatalk
 

bob58o

SuckSqueezeBangBlow
Messages
9,646
Reaction score
1,851
Location
Chicago-town USA
what would you recommend without manufacturing an adapter(what do you need to know to pick out a carb)? This is the adapter i was looking at
 

Attachments

  • adapter.jpg
    adapter.jpg
    96.7 KB · Views: 12
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top