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Thread: Shoot out coming soon! 450r carb vs. OEM carb

  1. #91
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    Which is better? 04-05 trx450r carb or edelbrock?

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    Originally posted by childert79
    Which is better? or edelbrock?
    04-05 trx450r carb

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    Ok. Thanks ZR. If you're still making adaptors can you pm me your paypal

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    Originally posted by childert79
    Ok. Thanks ZR. If you're still making adaptors can you pm me your paypal
    nope, Sorry see the last post

    450R adapters

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    I have one for sale if needed.

    Stock 05 carb, boyson acc. pump. Works well. $100 OBO
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    Originally posted by zrpilot
    04-05 trx450r carb
    whats the difference in the edelbrock and the 450r carb? im builing my 440 11:1 stage2 HC was planning on getting the 440 edelbrock carb. any thoughts?
    07 Yamaha 350 Grizzly Auto, locking 4x4, IRS. MudLites Warn winch and plow

    99 Honda 400EX
    440 Big Bore, Namura Sleeve, Wiseco 11:1 piston, stage2 hot cam, GTT HD Head Studs, KibbleWhite Black Diamond Valves and Springs, BCS Performance Port n Polish plus Valve Job, CRF450 Cam Chain, 450R Carb, Uni Air Filter with Outerwears, CFM Aluminum Airbox no lid, UM Oversize Oil Tank, SPAL Fan, Hinson Racing Billet CLutch Basket, MSR AOF Clutch Perch, Durablue +2 rear axle, Lonestar +1 Swingarm, Works Suspension Front Shocks, full custom exhaust with carbon fiber Micron muffler, Heat Shield and Exhaust Wrap, DG Front Bumper and Nerf Bars.plus lots of little extras

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    Originally posted by Xplorer99
    whats the difference in the edelbrock and the 450r carb? im builing my 440 11:1 stage2 HC was planning on getting the 440 edelbrock carb. any thoughts?
    The 450R carb is the best bang for the buck, easiest to tune, most widely used carb upgrade for the 400EX. It will work on a stock motor and allow the rider to grow into more mods and not have to change the carb.

    I would do it again on my 400EX!

    Meanwhile the FCR (I know, I had one) is MUCH more expensive, MUCH harder to tune, and just not cost effective for the hassle and performance gains, in my opinion.

    And lastly the Edlebrock has proven to be the least popular of the three. I think this is due the to difficulty tuning, the price, and the performance.

  8. #98
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    ya iv been reading for a couple hours now and i think ill go with the 450R carb, $160 new isnt bad either... thanks for the info
    07 Yamaha 350 Grizzly Auto, locking 4x4, IRS. MudLites Warn winch and plow

    99 Honda 400EX
    440 Big Bore, Namura Sleeve, Wiseco 11:1 piston, stage2 hot cam, GTT HD Head Studs, KibbleWhite Black Diamond Valves and Springs, BCS Performance Port n Polish plus Valve Job, CRF450 Cam Chain, 450R Carb, Uni Air Filter with Outerwears, CFM Aluminum Airbox no lid, UM Oversize Oil Tank, SPAL Fan, Hinson Racing Billet CLutch Basket, MSR AOF Clutch Perch, Durablue +2 rear axle, Lonestar +1 Swingarm, Works Suspension Front Shocks, full custom exhaust with carbon fiber Micron muffler, Heat Shield and Exhaust Wrap, DG Front Bumper and Nerf Bars.plus lots of little extras

  9. #99
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    i was wondering about this!
    looks like this mod may actualy be worth doing with my 440 rebuild, with stage 2 hot cam, and slip on exhaust.

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