Carburettor Porn

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yoshimura-Mikuni-TMR-MJN40-Funnel-Carburettor-Kit-Suzuki-GSF1200-Bandit-GSF-1200-/371188682088?hash=item566c91cd68:g:~X0AAOSwv1RUZMky&vxp=mtr

I don`t know how many people know about these particular carbs, but they`re supposed to be the closest thing to fuel injection with a carb.

Not only are they multi tuneable, as a good carb should be, but the "needle and jet", are a bit different.
The needles have dimples on them, which cause better atomization as the carb draws air, which gives smoother and crisper throttle response.

And as per the price, they`d want to work.    I`ll just keep dreaming at the moment!!!

They look impressive, I just converted the US$2249, AU$3079 with a lead time of 6-12 weeks 

This Japanese sight has them for 177000Yen or AU$2009 and ship within 4-5 days (if in stock)

(neither prices included shipping)

http://www.j-mart.biz/j-parts/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_25_3058_3340&products_id=22817

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HgXsgHSBbY

this short clip waffles a bit, as its just some bloke that has bought the same styling of carb for another bike, but mid video, it shows what the needles look like

I must admit to being a little disappointed after reading the title   . 
Those carbs look impressive though . We have a company called Show & go in Adelaide who advertise after market carbs , but I don't think they go that much up-market .

paul wrote:I must admit to being a little disappointed after reading the title   . 
Those carbs look impressive though . We have a company called Show & go in Adelaide who advertise after market carbs , but I don't think they go that much up-market .

Apart from sourcing outside Australia, there`s only one company in Australia that deals with these carbs, and that's,
Serco Motorsport

Just looks like a bank of Keihin FCR carbs to me. Similar to what I've got on the mighty DRZ400E and what runs on other dirt bikes

That's a typical Flat Slide look, but the difference is the, "Needle Jet" and the "Jet Needle",
in these particular carbs, that make them different in the way it atomizers the fuel,
characterised by the "MJN" in the coding of the carb. There is a standard "TMR", and a "TMR-MNJ"