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Mikuni Carbs - going bigger

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Mikuni Carbs - going bigger

#1 PostAuthor: BENCLARK » Fri Jul 19, 2019 1:14 pm

Hi Z gurus,
I’m after some advice on Mikuni carb replacement. Currently running 34mm OEM carbs on my 1100R. Recently changed the exhaust and the little boy in me would like to fit bigger carbs.

Engine is stock btw.

Thanks in advance

Ben.
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Re: Mikuni Carbs - going bigger

#2 PostAuthor: Julian_Boolean » Fri Jul 19, 2019 2:55 pm

If you want flat slides Mikuni RS34 aren't any bigger but flow more gas and keep the mid range reasonable, RS36 if you want top end power
If you want to keep the usability of CVs (ie; you're not very manly) then a set of CVs off a GSXR1100 or Bandit 1200 fit and can be made to work.
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Re: Mikuni Carbs - going bigger

#3 PostAuthor: ZedHead » Sat Jul 20, 2019 8:58 am

RS36 or RS38

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