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08-15-2013, 08:08 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Columbia Mo.
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That carb link look's like the carb that came stock on my 09 jonway 50.
All i had to do is remove the end cap to adjust the air/fuel mix. Can't say anything about rebuilding it as i haven't had to in the 3 years i have had this scooter, but if the need be i can. Good carb and not a bad price/shipping. --------------------------------------------------- Now like SK said a 20 mm carb might be the way to go. If you plan on installing a Big bore kit, sometime. (soon if your running too lean at WOT all the time) Then go with a 20mm carb.(yes you can use a 20mm carb as a replacement to the 18mm carb) That 18mm carb will work just fine, and you might find it better for you'r current stock setup. Ride,try then buy mod'$ .. you never know, but that stock EP carb, has got to go... 
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08-16-2013, 08:45 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: murphy n.c
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hey larrball.i have the same scoot but a two stroke.mine is a 2011 and came from cal.i also have a brass cap and would like to see if I could get the cap off.could you tell me how you did it?i was having problems starting mine but seems to be getting better.it has 136 miles on it and I would like to adjust the carb cause I live in the mountains of n.c and that's a lot different from cal.mine runs fine its getting it started when cold.
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08-17-2013, 08:27 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Columbia Mo.
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