Cylinder kit

A motorcycle carburetor is a crucial component in the engine’s fuel system, responsible for mixing air and fuel in the correct proportions to ensure efficient combustion. It operates based on the Venturi principle, where air flowing through a narrow passage increases in speed and decreases in pressure, drawing fuel into the mixture.

The carburetor consists of several key parts:

• Float Chamber: Maintains a steady level of fuel.
• Jets: Control the amount of fuel entering the air stream.
  • Pilot Jet: Manages fuel flow at idle and low throttle.
  • Main Jet: Regulates fuel at higher throttle levels.
• Throttle Valve: Adjusts the air flow and, consequently, the fuel mixture.
• Choke: Provides a richer fuel mixture for cold starts.