I understand but where can i buy a manifold? I was thinking about getting a uni filter because it has a billet manifold but it wont fit because the seat post blocks it. And instead of buying another carburetor cant i just drill the main jet bigger for more fuel??
You need a bigger carburetor to allow more air into the engine.
A bigger hole in the fuel jet will not allow more air into the engine, only more gasoline which will upset the state of tune of the carburetor.
Mess with the fuel jet more and you will have one heck of a krappy tuned carburetor.
Your problem is not in the fuel delivery.
You can drill away at the main jet until the cows come home and there is no main jet left to drill and you will still have the problem.
Your problem is in the volume of air flow that can pass through the small throat of the stock carburetor.
Get a carburetor with a slightly bigger throat.
Tune the carburetor to deliver the proper fuel needs of your engine.
Enjoy the new found power.
Remember, a 4 stroke engine is just an air pump.
1. Suck the air and gas in. (intake stroke).
2. Squeeze the air and gas tightly (compression stroke).
3. Ignite the gas and air (power stroke).
4. Blow the spent charge out (exhaust stroke).
What you have done is to
almost allow more air into the engine which will increase the power output.
You have a better exhaust = more exhaust out.
You have a racing cam = higher percentage of cylinder fill
potential at high RPM's.
You will never see that potential if you have a dinky carburetor starving off the air that could be filling the cylinder.
The carburetor just needs to be a little bit bigger.
You may need a custom made intake manifold, or ask AGK or similar high performance MB stores about it. They may offer something that is not posted in their web store, or know of one that will suit your needs.