XIKOBY PZ20 Carburetor Kit with Ignition Coil, CDI Box, Relay & Regulator for 50cc-125cc Chinese ATVs

Overview

Introducing the XIKOBY PZ20 Carburetor Kit, a complete rebuild solution for popular 50cc–125cc Chinese ATVs, quads, go-karts, and dirt bikes. This package bundles essential components that a rider might consider when restoring fueling and ignition performance. With a focus on reliable starts, steady idling, and consistent power delivery, the kit offers a cohesive set of parts designed to work together.

Compatibility & Fit

The kit targets common ATV platforms built around the PZ20 carburetor and related systems. Compatible brands include Tao Tao, Coolster, Kazuma, Baja, X-Pro, Vitacci, NST, SunL, Roketa, Buyang, Coolsport, Lifan, Redcat, Eagle, JCL, Loncin, Peace Sports, Jetmoto, AIM-EX, Panther, and other Chinese manufacturers.

• Supported models span 50cc–125cc quads and four-wheelers with four-stroke engines
• Precise fit for standard PZ20 carburetor configurations

Performance & Durability

Built with premium materials to resist heat and vibration, this kit aims to provide reliable electrical power delivery and cleaner combustion timing. While actual gains vary by machine and riding conditions, users may experience easier starts, smoother throttle response, and more predictable acceleration with a refreshed setup.

What’s Included

• PZ20 Carburetor
• Air Filter
• Intake Manifold
• 5-Pin AC CDI Box
• 3-Bolt Starter Motor
• Starter Solenoid Relay
• Ignition Coil
• 4-Pin Voltage Regulator Rectifier
• Spark Plug
• Rubber Fuel Lines
• Fuel Filters
• Clips
• Screws
• Gaskets
• O-Rings

Why It Might Help

• Stable crank speed and potential for reliable starts from the starter motor
• Strong ignition energy and consistent spark from the CDI and coil
• Possible improvements in fuel flow and mixture with a refreshed carburetor setup
• Electrical regulation to protect the capacitor and battery from voltage spikes

Installation Tips

Verify model compatibility before installation and follow standard wiring and gasket practices. Keep references handy, label connections, and use new seals to prevent leaks. If in doubt, consult a qualified tech or service manual for your ATV.