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Nibbi PWK24 vs Mikuni VM26

Built engine · DynoCams 335 · only the carb changes
Peak horsepower
14.19 hp @ 6100
Peak torque
12.71 lb-ft @ 5600
Rev ceiling
6280 rpm
Main jet
105

Engine output on a stand — there is no drivetrain and no chassis in these numbers, which is the same basis Harbor Freight rates the engine on. Simulated at 800 ft and 75°F; thinner air makes less power and wants less fuel, so both the horsepower and the jet move with them. Governor removed. Compression 9.06:1.

Billet flywheel and billet rod are not optional on this build. The stock cast flywheel is generally considered safe to about 4,500–5,000 rpm. Past that it can come apart, and it sits inches from your leg. Every ungoverned build on this site carries both parts, and the calculator will not let this page render without them.
0510152020003000400050006000 HP TQ RPM solid: Nibbi PWK24dashed: Mikuni VM26
Mikuni VM26
14.98 hp @ 6200
peak torque
13.12 lb-ft
main jet
115

Where each one wins

RPMNibbi PWK24Mikuni VM26diff
15002.833.00+0.18
20003.884.13+0.24
25004.995.30+0.31
30006.136.51+0.38
35007.367.82+0.46
40008.739.28+0.54
450010.1910.81+0.62
500011.7212.29+0.57
550013.2913.72+0.44
600014.1714.80+0.63

Horsepower at each rpm. Everything except the part named is identical between the two runs.

Two flat slides at the top of the range, four millimetres apart, on an engine built to use them.

The larger carb wins on peak, which is what a larger carb usually does. What it does not do is come on any earlier, and on a smaller build a 26mm can be more carburettor than the engine can fill.

Match the carb to the cam and the pipe. A race carb on a mild engine is a tuning problem you paid extra for.

The build

EnginePredator 212 Hemi (Gen 2) — 27/25mm valves · 5.5mm stems
GovernorGovernor removed (full rev range)
PistonStock flat top — Hemi OEM (ARC DJ-1285PH · .550" CH)
HeadStock Hemi head — as-cast factory
Head gasketStock HEMI — fiber .045" (ARC DJ-1310TP)
CamshaftDynoCams 335 — .334" · 259.8/264.7 @.050 · 36 lb · 8,500-9,000 rpm
Valve springs34-36 lb open/race
RetainersBillet w/ keepers, 36 lb — ARC DJ-1046 ($11.00)
ValvesStainless kit, Hemi 27/25mm — GPS KDVALKIT27-25 · ARC DJ-SSVALVE HKT
Rocker armsStock rocker arm — 1:1 ratio
Connecting rodARC 6256 Billet — Hemi (+.020" raises CR)
FlywheelARC 6696 Billet — Hemi Speedway (32° BTDC)
Ignition coilARC rev limiter coil — 9,000 rpm
CarburetorNibbi PWK24 — 24mm flat slide
Air filterPod / cone filter — GPS / OMB angled filter kit
ExhaustDynoCams race exhaust pipe
FuelPump 87 octane

The other one

EnginePredator 212 Hemi (Gen 2) — 27/25mm valves · 5.5mm stems
GovernorGovernor removed (full rev range)
PistonStock flat top — Hemi OEM (ARC DJ-1285PH · .550" CH)
HeadStock Hemi head — as-cast factory
Head gasketStock HEMI — fiber .045" (ARC DJ-1310TP)
CamshaftDynoCams 335 — .334" · 259.8/264.7 @.050 · 36 lb · 8,500-9,000 rpm
Valve springs34-36 lb open/race
RetainersBillet w/ keepers, 36 lb — ARC DJ-1046 ($11.00)
ValvesStainless kit, Hemi 27/25mm — GPS KDVALKIT27-25 · ARC DJ-SSVALVE HKT
Rocker armsStock rocker arm — 1:1 ratio
Connecting rodARC 6256 Billet — Hemi (+.020" raises CR)
FlywheelARC 6696 Billet — Hemi Speedway (32° BTDC)
Ignition coilARC rev limiter coil — 9,000 rpm
CarburetorMikuni VM26 flat slide — race engines
Air filterPod / cone filter — GPS / OMB angled filter kit
ExhaustDynoCams race exhaust pipe
FuelPump 87 octane
Change these numbers yourself

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