Glixal ATKS-019 Jog 50cc 72cc Alloy High Performance Racing Carburetor Intake Manifold with Reed Valves for 1PE40QMB 1E40QMB Minarelli Engine Scooter Moped Motorcycle ATV

So I got this hoping to put in on my 90cc clone Polaris engine and it fit perfectly and I had put a 24mm nibbi carburetor that fit perfectly in it as I probably could have fit their 26mm carburetor in it as the engine it being transformed as a racing engine.

Pretty good quality intake, be sure to clean up the burrs before you install it though! There will be some small leftover casting bits inside which can flake off and damage your engine, but are very easy to remove with a file or Dremel. I think some people that say it does not fit don't realize it comes with a very large reed block, in my case I couldn't use the one it comes with but it bolted straight up with the smaller original reed block that fits my engine

Says in the description that it’d fit the Yamaha Vino — it does not. The vino has a reed valve that kind of angles backward toward the rear of the motor. This one is straight and did not fit, finding interference at the base of the cylinder head, where the sleeve fits into the block. I wish I could return it

Beautifully chromed. Fit perfect into Yamaha Zuma with the minerelli engine. Had to block off one vacuum port as only one was needed. Sealed perfect.

I love it I haven't tried it yet waiting for the rest but all in all it looks like pretty good product can wait to try it on my zuma thanks Amazon

Here's the info you need.Sizing/specs:The gromet is ideally for a 1" pipe,and it uses a 1" pipe.When mounted, either can face backwards towards the mufflers side, or forward towards the "driver side".Has the largest standard opening for the reed valves, with no rubber guide/limiter at the header to the reeds.The reed valves seem to be plastic, with a additional half-width metal clip to reinforce them. (personally, better then a all metal reed, but worse then a carbon reed)*Two vacum ports*Comes with:Two bolts/nuts to hold it together.Two hose clamps and a rubber 1" gasket/adapter.A single cork seal.The Bad:You can see in my pictures, there were fragile over mould metal edges, which flaked off with the slightest touch. There was already a loose flake in it infact. Which, would've broken the reeds/bearings first startup had I not caught it and used a dremel to clean up the nasty edges.The metal on the screw plates, and a few of the screws were also rusting.The screws could not take much torque from a flat head before starting shear, which is a issues as reeds need to be on TIGHT to prevent them from falling in.The Good:Largest unrestricted reed opening you can get.Reed screws use lock washers.Reeds are reinforced with aditional metal clips to maintain a seal.Reeds are not metal, but some type of clear composite or plastic.Would I recommend it?Yes, for the price it's very nice. Just sand down any mould overflow, or else you'll have a bad time.Pics:Of the poor moulding, rust, and a few other various parts.

Little different then I thought but it will work when I get the other stuff for it to work

Wasnt the best quality for the money.. ended up not using the intake for quality concerns.. but the reeds seemed ok and worked