Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:47 pm
Won't bolt up without an adapter. The mounting bolt spread of the stock carb is small. At best it is 43mm if it is a PB carb. The Aero 125 carb is 48mm spread.
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Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:15 pm
Interesting claim since the 16 mm PB carb on the DIO is a 43 mm mounting bolt spread (I had one but sold it to a member) so you are wrong. * even the 16 mm PB carb on the Aero 80 is only 43 mm and the Aero 80 and 125 use the same carb kit.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:26 pm
Trying to teach those that know everything already is impossible. The problem being they don't know much and and understand even less. I give up know it all, go try putting it together, but don't you dare come back and say it doesn't fit, which it will NOT!
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:20 am
Sonny boy, I am the Aero 125 expert. Good luck on finding someone who knows more.ugumma wrote:tried to delete everyone of my responses to you, since you weren't bothering to help.
can somenoe help please? he just changed his story in the middle of talking then said teaching those who know everythig, like he knew in advance and didnt wnat to help. maybe i know everything if your just jealous. you said nothing. anyway. what are you talkin gabout?
please im trying to fix up my scooter, * if you all could come in here trying to warez everyting and say buy the ct youd be in here all day. can i get some advice? thanks.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:29 am
The expert who tells the guy who knows that he is full of s*** now shows his ignorance AGAIN. Amazing.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:40 am
I wouldn't help you now if you came here and kissed my butt.ugumma wrote:soo, what adapter would i need. just finish what you where saying.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 2:41 am
I just measured the spacing on a jap spec af27 dio pa carb that was on a stock af18e and it measured 48mm so the bear may well be right when it comes to usa spec carbs but WRONG when it comes to jap spec carbs
hey you cant win them all beary boy
hey you cant win them all beary boy
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 2:43 am
Post them pics
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 2:53 am
You are a Moron too. There is NO PA carb with a 48mm mounting bolt spacing. PB series yes, but no PA series. The PB series has a 43 mm spacing for the smaller carbs and 48 mm for the big carbs. I have a 22mm Keihin PB series carb on my bench right now with the same 48 mm spacing, the same as the 18mm PA carb on the Aero 125.niftyman wrote:I just measured the spacing on a jap spec af27 dio pa carb that was on a stock af18e and it measured 48mm so the bear may well be right when it comes to usa spec carbs but WRONG when it comes to jap spec carbs
hey you cant win them all beary boy
Either get your s*** together or
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 12:26 pm
My mistake my carb is pb not a pa but the spacing is 48mm
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 12:58 pm
Gee, I believe that's what I said.niftyman wrote:My mistake my carb is pb not a pa but the spacing is 48mm
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:05 pm
Again full of crap. The PB carbs showed up on any number of American scooters. Mainly because the PA series is small and the PB series is bigger. Your facts however are not facts, just BS.ugumma wrote:everybody knows the difference between japanese and american. pa is the american one andf pb is the jap one. so no problems there knowing whats going down. its just when you talk about 48mm and 43mm in the same sentence. talking about the same carburetors.
edit; idiot
Oh and the PB carbs have two different mount bolt spacing available 43mm and 48 mm. But you seem to stupid to comprehend that.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 7:09 pm
Geez, three post in a row. Glad you can organize your thoughts so well.
Now, the Aero 80 and the Aero 125 both have PB carbs.
The Aero 80 has a PB54 carb rated at 16mm with a 43 mm mounting bolt spread, just like all the smaller PB carbs.
The Aero 125 has a PB02 rated at 18mm with a mounting bolt spacing of 48 mm. I also have a 22 mm Keihin carb with the same mounting bolt spacing.
So wrong again knothead. I will give you this, you are batting a 1000, all wrong.
Now, the Aero 80 and the Aero 125 both have PB carbs.
The Aero 80 has a PB54 carb rated at 16mm with a 43 mm mounting bolt spread, just like all the smaller PB carbs.
The Aero 125 has a PB02 rated at 18mm with a mounting bolt spacing of 48 mm. I also have a 22 mm Keihin carb with the same mounting bolt spacing.
So wrong again knothead. I will give you this, you are batting a 1000, all wrong.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 7:21 pm
Hey Bear dont waste your time with knuckle heads that dont want to listen to info that people have. and anyway this guys sure sounds like a knuckle head we use to have on here about a year ago from tn or within that those states by the name of idrancer. just the way he rambles on and what he is working on gives it away.
Re: pb19 keihin
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 7:26 pm
Kbakaracer wrote:Hey Bear dont waste your time with knuckle heads that dont want to listen to info that people have. and anyway this guys sure sounds like a knuckle head we use to have on here about a year ago from tn or within that those states by the name of idrancer. just the way he rambles on and what he is working on gives it away.