FS: 44mm FCR Carb by Racers Edge AZ (PICS)

ghott

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Location
Shen. Valley, VA
Up for sale is a 44mm FCR carb that was bored by Racers Edge AZ. I bought this carb for my dad to try out on his SB/SS '04 TRX450R from a member on the forums. The carb worked great, had no bog, no leaks, tuned very easily with my wideband on two different fuels, and only used a 195 main (not a huge main like some other bored FCRs). The only reason we're selling this is because my pops already had a RE AZ 42.5mm carb and we didn't see an improvement or a loss in his ET's (drags) with this carb. He doesn't need two carbs...so we're selling this one since he'll see the most return back out of it.

It started life as a Yamaha YFZ450 carb, has been polished, and has the letters "KAAS" lightly engraved in it (not visible when installed). This carb still has the TPS plug (will need to be rewired if you want to use it on a '05 TRX) and has a NOSS adapter installed and bored to match for use with 04/05 TRX450R's. Has allen cap screws for the top cover, float bowl cover, and accelerator pump cover. This carb also has a spot for your stock hot start cable to be installed.

What you'll get with the carb:
- 45 pilot jet
- 90 starter jet
- 35 leak jet
- Aftermarket A/F screw
- Vent hoses shown in the pictures below
- I think I even have an extra fuel line to throw in
- NO MAIN JET
- NO NEEDLE

I'm wanting to get exactly what I paid for the carb + shipping and paypal fees, nothing more, nothing less. I won't go any lower - the asking price is what I'll take.

Price:
- $337 shipped and paypal'd as a non-gift or $325 shipped and paypal'd as a gift.

Pics:

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