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Yes you can use this on the Puch Z50 engine as well

what cylinders would you like unboxing videos of?

@@DennyCycles a 50cc dmp tomos

@@Joschi746 The DMP is going to be similar to the Airsal 38mm. We have a review of it here:

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fuel/oil mixture is its purpose

Is the throttle cable the only issue you are have? What specific issue are you having with it?

Yes we do. Here is a link: www.dennycycles.com/tomos-a35-throttle-cable/

@@DennyCycles shoot mine is the same carb on a fantic concord. But the throttle end is a rectangle slide. Can I change the whole throttle out?

@@eelnoizpanx If you send us pictures we can try and assist. You can email info@dennycycles.com or text 740-586-0676

It sounds like you have an air leak at the cap. Do you have a clone carburetor or an authentic carburetor? Have you tried to change the gasket?

It’s possible your carburetor did not come with a choke but you can always add one. You can add a cable or lever choke. You can email us at info@dennycycles.com pictures of your carburetor and we will send you links to the correct choke for it.

This will work with the stock cylinder head. This is designed to work with the stock components. This will not work with the Tomos A3 engine. This will only fit the Tomos A35 engine. We do have a kit for the Tomos A3 as well. Here is a link to it: www.dennycycles.com/tomos-a3-44mm-top-end-speed-kit/

We do not stock this cylinder so we CJ’s not unpack it. We have the Airsal A35 44mm and the Tomos A35 DMP 44mm cylinders. You can find unboxing videos of them if you check out our other videos!

We have not had any issue with them. Do you have an authentic Dellorto carburetor or do you have a clone / copy?

2 screw head are tricky to hold down & get the screws started.

2 screw head are tricky to hold down & get the screws started.

What carburetor do you have on it currently?

Hello, Jetting is too dependent on a variety of variables (temperature, elevation, etc.) for us to provide you with an accurate answer.

We will check on the port maps and get back to you. They appear to be very similar.

@@DennyCycles wow! Thank you very much :)

@@ScanianDude We are out of stock of the DMP 44mm cylinder now so we will check when they are back. Have a great weekend!

We have not personally had any issues or customer complaints with the airsal reeds

Here is a link to this kit in a 38mm version: www.dennycycles.com/tomos-a35-50cc-airsal-cylinder-kit-38mm/

You can purchase the 44mm Airsal cylinder for Tomos A35 engines here: www.dennycycles.com/tomos-a35-65cc-airsal-cylinder-kit-44mm/

This is 50cc kit right

It is not. If you are looking for the 50cc version here is a link: www.dennycycles.com/tomos-a35-50cc-airsal-cylinder-kit-38mm/

Thanks for the sub! Let us know if you have any questions or would like videos on anything specific for the future!

This kit will require you to bore and weld your engine cases as well as add some material. This has an angled exhaust port - standard Puch flat port exhausts will need to be modified to work on this cylinder. The largest kit you can install on the Puch E50 engine without any modifications is the Puch Airsal 46mm. Here is a link to that kit: www.dennycycles.com/puch-airsal-46mm-cylinder-kit-w-head/ We have a video on it as well if you check out our other videos!

in beta ark lc

Check out our other videos. We have one comparing those 3 models and showing the differences.

What carburetor do you have on your bike currently?

@@DennyCycles the beta ark lc stock cabrulater

We do not know

The DMP kit does not have rubber gaskets. I’m not really sure what you referring to about the thick rubber gaskets. Did you watch the video where we go over the two cylinders? We also have videos going over them individually if you look at our other videos. In regards to the head, the DMP 44mm head for Tomos A35 works well with both kits.

You can also call or text us at 740-586-0676 or email us at info@dennycycles.com with any questions

We do not know what will fit your specific bike. The difference in the DD and ED are the features.

@@DennyCycles what you mean features?

The last letter is always a D for right hand, S for left hand. Both these carburetors would be right hand. The bodies of both carbs look the same, both have oil feed, vacuum take off & fuel connection same type and place. R1178 PHVB 20.5 ED Comes with a cable and has an anti tamper type mixture screw. R1153 PHVB 22 DD has no cable and standard mixture screw. These should be interchangeable on most applications.

@@DennyCycles thanks a lot for youre time and explanation 🙏

@@paulo2985 You're welcome. Have a great week!

Glad to hear that!

This will be slightly faster than original but this is a stock replacement. It will be comparable to stock. If you are looking for a performance cylinder check out the Airsal 44mm one.

www.dennycycles.com/tomos-a35-65cc-airsal-cylinder-kit-44mm/

​@@DennyCycles okay thank you man

We do not have any PHBG 19mm carburetors with electric choke at this time

We do not have any PHBG CS in stock to compare at this time. What carburetor do you have on your aerox now?

@@DennyCycles I have the 12 mm normal carburator wich came with the aerox and i did some modification to it so I need to know what is the right carburator for my aerox

@@DennyCycles my scooter is 70cc now

What is the OD of your intake where the carburetor mounts. Does your carburetor use a spigot or bolt on carburetor?

@@DennyCycles My carburator'OD is 12mm , I do not understand what is the spigot or the bolt

These will all be very comparable in performance.

They will be comparable. There is not a large difference in speed between the 2 assuming the same setups

The Airsal is generally slightly better quality

@@DennyCycles thanks for the answer

You’re welcome

You're welcome. Let us know if you have any questions.

What quality issues have you encountered with the DMP 45mm Puch cylinder? What cylinder do you recommend?

@@DennyCycles honestly with puch im not to familair since i work with scooters mainly but their quality controll is just really bad the tooling and machining is bad on those parts aswell and the quality is pretty low so u might have to tool it urself to fit better and such

We have not had any issues with the fit on these in the past. These have always been direct bolt on for us. We appreciate your feedback. It might be the moped cylinders are made a bit better than the scooter cylinders you are used to using. We carry many cylinder brands here.

Glad you liked it

Thanks for the visit

Thanks for watching!

You do not. You can use the stock 6mm cylinder studs with this kit. Let us know if you have any other questions.