I got the CNS carb from a guy who regularly sells them on eBay. The carb came with a black threaded stud with a hole in it and I finally realized that the stud is meant to replace the existing clutch cable guide. Fits perfectly together with the Pirate Cycles intake.Has anyone else had a problem using the Pirate Cycles ported billet intake and a CNS carb? If so how did you get around the clutch cable mount? And is it OK to twist the carb on the intake to clear the clutch cable and its mount?
did you get the billet intake mounted on the cns carb all ok ? , would love to order one for my setup 80 cc form zoom , but worried about it not fitting , please post picks and info on how it worked out for you ! awaiting on responce b4 i orderHas anyone else had a problem using the Pirate Cycles ported billet intake and a CNS carb? If so how did you get around the clutch cable mount? And is it OK to twist the carb on the intake to clear the clutch cable and its mount?
Not yet I have to grind the carb clamp somemore. I will try to silicone it on after I grind on the clamp more. Ill take some pics to show you what Ive done.did you get the billet intake mounted on the cns carb all ok ? , would love to order one for my setup 80 cc form zoom , but worried about it not fitting , please post picks and info on how it worked out for you ! awaiting on responce b4 i order
Ive got the off set intake that comes with the CNS carb, it slows the engine down on top end. I added the slit warsher for the slide to keep the c-clip down, but still have a little ideal problem, but not as bad. Did the off set intake make you loose a little top end
I think Spooky may be doing work to their site 'cause it's a lil hinky ATM, but they've got the "CNS Cone Air Filter" for $9 on this page, just no link - so mebbe call?Anyone know where to get a replacement air filter for the CNS carb? I swear I saw them somewhere but I can't find it again.