Oko 28mm carb angles/angled top

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gros21

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What angles will this carb run at does it make much difference? Also can u buy those right angle carb tops for them Id it helps its a d slide.
 
My OKO 30mm I have on my Atomik 250 runs at a slight angle, but it doesn't affect enough for me to notice. What angles are we talking here ?
 
A fair chunk of a angle. Here is it mucked up I'll spin it do fuel bowel is under the frame.


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yeah running it at that angle will cause a few problems i'd say.

why can't you run it straight up and down ? is it on a Z50 ?
you might need a manifold spinner for it so you can run it out to the side a bit
 
I may just luck out. Got to wait for the angled top piece.

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Any one have thoughts. Here is a better pic of the angle.

What about removing the spacer of the carby.

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You could try filing out/slotting the holes in the manifold about 3mm-4mm where it bolts to the head with a small round file.
i have done it on my old Lifan 150 manifold

another thing you could try is a thinner insulator/spacer under the manifold too, i have one that is 6mm thick
the one on your's looks about 8mm-10mm thick.


 
It is hitting the frame atm isn't it?
looks like you need a manifold with a different offset, however this may mean the air filter will rub your leg up.
 
That's as much as I can spin carby wth out the top hitting the frame. I can't find any other suitable carbs to suite a carb to a v2 head.
 
so slotting the manifold where it bolts to the head would work
 

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