Lectron High Velocity Adjustable Power Jet Carburetor Kit +3" Cable

Description

The Lectron Carburetor is a unique jet-less carburetor that's gained a cult following for needing minimal adjustment, being flexible enough to match drastically changing riding environments, and the solution to an array of hard to fix jetting issues. Starting with the company itself, Lectron has been around for years with experience that ranges from fine tuning EFI throttle bodies on street bikes to developing carbs on some of the highest performing off-road motorcycles. Using that experience, Lectron created their jet-less carburetor—a design that uses a metering rod and precisely calculated fluid dynamics to pull the perfect amount of fuel into your engine. Using this metering rod technology, Lectron's carburetor is able to self-adjust to changes and conditions that would otherwise negatively affect your air-to-fuel ratio and cause poor performance. With the Lectron, changes in condition like temperature, elevation, and humidity have almost no effect on the performance of your bike. The Lectron carburetor will still provide full power, smooth power delivery, and reliability that will seemingly never change once it's dialed in. Because of these characteristics, the Lectron has gained popularity among two-stroke machine owners, enduro riders, and as a solution for certain carbs that are particularly hard to jet correctly. Watch our video above for more information on the Lectron Carburetor and to see if it will work for your application. Kit Includes: NOTE:The High Velocity Lectron Carburetor is the more aggressive option. Lectron recommends using the High Velocity for highly tuned motors, big bore kits, and anyone looking for additional performance gains throughout the entire powerband. Specs: - Tapered bore -May help improve fuel economy -Smoother power delivery than stock -Increased performance -Clear float bowl for easy monitoring -Made in the U.S.A. -High Velocity Adjustable Power Jet Carburetor with Off Road Upgrades 38 mm -Metering Rod Adjus