iztor Motorcycle Carb for Honda 3 Wheeler ATC 110 ATC110 1979-1985 Carburetor with Air Filteriztor

Fit perfectly on my Yamaha 225dx. The fuel intake line is smaller than the stock (I believe the stock is 3/8", while this carb takes 1/4"). I bought a reducer nipple to make the switch. Can't review longevity yet, but it bolted right on and got my trike running in short order.

Need to change all the jets and needle valve just to get it to idle I put it in the trash and got a OEM from the dealer

Don't waste your time!! See anything wrong in this picture? This carburetor is advertised to fit an ATC 70 three-wheeler and the fuel Inlet and the choke lever are on the wrong side of of the carburetor to work with an ATC 70. Don't advertise something to fit if it's not even close do your research before selling something! If you have a factory carburetor for your ATC 70 buy a rebuild kit take the time and rebuild the factory carburetor it will be worth it

Don't waste your time pick a different vendor. I'll spend 12 hours trying to make this carburetor work when the air passage to the bowl was casted but never drilled. WTF

Worked on my 1984 Honda ATC with no problems. Added a 1/4 turn to idle that's it. Very satisfied

Put in my Yamaha Moto 4 200cc. Working good I hope it last for a long time. We will see.

I installed this new carb, refilled the tank and started the machine on the third pull of the rope. Now runs perfectly with no adjustment.The unit does not include mounting bolts / studs and nuts. I was able to use the mounting studs from the original carb after removing the spacer between the carb and manifold. Did save and reuse the gasket.The carb drain hose is about 3" short for my ATC 110. Should have changed it before installation. No big deal.

I liked the price. The carb fit and worked perfectly.