Duncan will set up a carb for my 250r. Its going to be a 36mm carb pre jetted and "set up by duncan" for $270 + shipping is it worth it? if not where are the prices good. Do they carry 36mm not many do? thanx

matt

 

Duncan did my carb for my LT500R and it stats a lot easier and pulls harder.

 

Duncan did mine also, I just put a 36mmPJ on my racer last month and it screams now. They do a fine job on setting it up for your quad and the type of riding you do. Mine cost $225 and $45 for a jet kit plus $10.66 to get it here to Missouri.

 

The one i said i wanted was a 36mm PWK is that different from your PJ? What does PWK and PJ mean?

 

The PJ Is designed for low and mid power and uses a oval silde inside.
The PWK is designed for mid and top end power and uses a d-shaped slide inside.
At least thats what they told me, and I was wanting more low end tourque.

 

I bought a Keihin PWK 35 for $165.00 from NAC'S racing, it came from Sudco. They have many models and sizes, they appear to be the cheapest. Out of the box it ran so unbeleavable I allmost wet myself.

 

It's amazing how much the rite carb can do isn't it?

 

Duncan Racing will charge you 25-50 dollars more for the same carb you can get by shopping around. The smaller, cheaper looking adds in atv magazines will usually offer you the best carb prices. However, when you buy from a place like Duncan, you are paying extra for their jetting expertise. If you don't think you can jet your own carburator, it is probably in your best interest to pay a little more and avoid a meltdown. Especially since if you can't jet your own carb, you probably can't rebuild your own engine.
I've got a question of my own. Does anybody out their know when Duncan Racing is going to finish their website? That thing is developing slower than a Florida ballat count.