CNS Carburetor, a better choice?

[MikeBike]

hi all there in biker land.

i am debaiting on getting a new carb, and i spoted the CNS carb from Spooky tooth.

Spooky Tooth Cycles - Motorized Bicycles: Gas Powered and Electric Bikes - CNS Carburetor for Motorized Bicycles

but i was wondorin how MUCH better it is over a stock NT carb replacement.

like BoyGoFast ebay: bicycle Motorized BIKE GAS ENGINE parts - Carburetor - eBay (item 190263053934 end time Nov-05-08 10:23:13 PST)

any comments.

there not much info on the CNS carb

 

[tyrslider]

I haven't tried it but it's a heck of a deal at $50. I think that filter'll cost you $20 alone. On it's own probably won't do much; could deliver smoother acceleration and possibly there are jets available. W/ a better intake and a tuned exhaust however, look out!

 

[MikeBike]

ive read on a nuther forum that it is easer to tune, and probly more reliable.
i like the handle bar choke adjustment.

im thinking aboutit but the NT carb is so cheap, and i got a air filter from sickbikeparts anyways.

i also saw the carb SHA 16.16 Cable Choke [D0-2150] - $63.18 : Dellorto Carburetors, And parts for you.

as used on rotten orange bike build that Datz510 did. i think hes still working out bugs.

 

[Boomer]

So did anyone come to any conclusions on any of these alternative choices in carburetion?

I've still got the stock carb on mu 66/80cc and it's been nothing but a headache.

 

[Bikeguy Joe]

The original poster dissapeared along with a ten dollar bill that belonged to me....

 

[Boomer]

The original poster dissapeared along with a ten dollar bill that belonged to me....

I've been there before...more times than I can count...lol