For GY6 125cc 150cc ATV QUAD Go-Kart Buggy and Trail Dirt bike Carburetor Carb
For GY6 125cc 150cc ATV QUAD Go-Kart Buggy and Trail Dirt bike Carburetor Carb
Couldn't load pickup availability
Carburetor for GY6 125cc 150cc ATV Quad Go-Kart Buggy and Trail Dirt Bike
This replacement carburetor feeds the correct air and fuel mixture on GY6 125cc and 150cc engines, restoring smooth throttle response and reliable starting on ATV, quad, go-kart, buggy, and trail dirt bike builds.
Overview
This carburetor is a direct-fit fuel delivery component for GY6 125cc and 150cc four-stroke engines used across ATV, quad, go-kart, buggy, and trail dirt bike applications. It meters fuel and air into the intake so the engine idles cleanly, accelerates without hesitation, and holds steady power under load. Riders and mechanics choose this carburetor when a worn or clogged factory unit causes bogging, hard starts, or rough running.
Built For Performance
- Precision-metered fuel circuits for consistent idle and off-idle response
- Cast aluminum body resists corrosion and heat cycling
- Manual choke for cold-start fuel enrichment
- Throttle slide and needle assembly sized for GY6 125cc and 150cc displacement
- Mounting flange and vacuum port layout matching common GY6 intake manifolds
Fits These Machines
- for GY6 125cc ATV and quad models
- for GY6 150cc ATV and quad models
- for GY6 125cc go-kart and buggy models
- for GY6 150cc go-kart and buggy models
- for GY6 trail dirt bike models
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring fuel delivery on trail and utility ATVs
- Replacing a clogged carburetor on go-karts and buggies
- Carburetor service during top-end or intake repairs
- Getting a project quad or dirt bike running again
Specs At A Glance
| Engine Family | GY6 four-stroke |
| Displacement | 125cc and 150cc |
| Choke Type | Manual |
| Body Material | Aluminum |
| Fitment Type | Direct replacement carburetor |
Good To Know
Q: Will this carburetor fit my GY6 ATV or go-kart directly? A: It is built for GY6 125cc and 150cc engines and matches common intake and throttle cable layouts, but confirming your engine code and flange pattern before ordering is recommended.
Q: Does a new carburetor need adjustment after installation? A: Most installations benefit from setting the idle speed and mixture screw once the engine is warm, since jetting can vary with altitude and intake setup.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
Get it between -
Share
