PDA

View Full Version : Bigger carb for 85 200x



HondaSnake
02-28-2013, 09:51 PM
Hello, so I was wondering if I wanted to up my carb to say a xr200 mikuni 26 or 27mm because theyre cheaper and easier to get ahold of than a oem carb. What year intake do I need to make sure my air box hose will line back up the with the carb as if it was still a stock carb. Thanks!

yaegerb
02-28-2013, 10:33 PM
You need a 1980-83 XR200R intake manifold and a DG 27MM kehin carb (hard as hell to find...maybe call DG), that's if you want to be able to bolt the carb to the flange and still get the stock airbox.
If you don't mind using a siphon mount carb, then call sudco or search on EBAY for a 28MM Mikuni siphon style carb and then find a siphon mount intake manifold such as sandscorcher, mossbarger, etc.
OEM carbs aren't that hard to find and rebuild. If you buy the 26 or 27 Mikuni you are going to need to down jet it a few steps unless you plan on running an aftermarket exhaust, upgraded air filter and hotter cam. Just my .02

HondaSnake
02-28-2013, 11:09 PM
I have a full aftermarket exhaust and a uni filter. Do i need to run a hotter cam if i was able to get ahold of a oem 80-83 xr200 carb?

yaegerb
02-28-2013, 11:11 PM
no, you don't have to but a good torque or mid range cam really wakes up a 200x.

christph
02-28-2013, 11:25 PM
DG sells genuine 26mm Keihin carbs that bolt right up--I got one last summer. Since it is a larger carb the inside diameter of the stock manifold is a bit smaller but it works until you get a larger manifold from an XR. You may not see the carb on their new website yet but if you call they should have them. Plan on spending a little over $200. You can get the Chinese knock-offs on ebay for about 30 bucks but I understand they don't run Keihin jets and finding ones that work is a challenge. You get what you pay for.

HondaSnake
03-01-2013, 12:23 AM
Thanks for the help, any suggestions on a better cam? Id like to keep the bike powerful on the low end. I mainly ride mountain trails.

yaegerb
03-01-2013, 12:28 AM
This is the one you want.....

http://www.webcamshafts.com/pages/atv/honda/install_data/tc_001710_000084.html

jdm97ek4
03-01-2013, 01:19 AM
i have a spare 83 xr intake mani and im using a 83 mani and 28mm carb on mine it flys 58 pilot jet 120 main

jdm97ek4
03-01-2013, 01:22 AM
DG sells genuine 26mm Keihin carbs that bolt right up--I got one last summer. Since it is a larger carb the inside diameter of the stock manifold is a bit smaller but it works until you get a larger manifold from an XR. You may not see the carb on their new website yet but if you call they should have them. Plan on spending a little over $200. You can get the Chinese knock-offs on ebay for about 30 bucks but I understand they don't run Keihin jets and finding ones that work is a challenge. You get what you pay for.

i have a knock off 28mm and im running a mukuni 58 pilot and 125 main needle clip in center works great fuel screw 2 turns out i believe

ps dont use the jets it comes with there tiny and trike will idle but runs super lean

i had a full cobra exhaust now i have a dg

HondaSnake
03-01-2013, 07:59 AM
Alright thanks yaegerb.....jdm97ek4 are you running a stock cam?

jdm97ek4
03-02-2013, 10:33 PM
Alright thanks yaegerb.....jd

m97ek4 are you running a stock cam?
I was new motor has a xr cam it really flys now

Just by installing the 28mm carb on stock motor with full.exhsust it got louder flowed more.and gve it a ton more power with a mild cam ide say it runs like.a.stock.350x now gas it front endis in the air 3rd gear half throttle it will pull the front end with a plus3 swinger on it huge diffrence from.stock.to.28mm best 30 bucks I ever spent