Return to puch 19mm PHBG piston port intake - ROUND port
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5 of 5 Pricey but worth it. Saturday, June 27, 2020
taco eater : Quattro Audi from Kensington, CT United States  
Light and solid. Have it on a metrakit 65cc and '77 Puch maxi. No problems at all.

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4 of 5 works Wednesday, July 4, 2018
taco eater : John Simpson from New Orleans, LA United States  
Clears frame. Mine had a big enough hole in front of the elbow to let light through. Waited too long to send it back and patched it. Look at it good before you bolt on. Glad I did, saved me some issues.

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5 of 5 my favorite intake Wednesday, March 7, 2018
taco eater : michael kuriger from Santa Clarita, CA United States  
used on a square port 70cc athena kit, still flows better than the 90 degree intake.

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5 of 5 best intake for pp puch kits Wednesday, July 6, 2016
taco eater : Will caldwell from san francisco, CA United States  
yup this is the best PHBG intake for puch piston porty kits!! clears maxi frames perfectly

you can use it for clamp or spigot style, i would suggest spigot though because clamp style might get a lil leaky.

you can lightly match the circle to square for even more fun!!

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5 of 5 Kstarred Za50 Monday, March 24, 2014
taco eater : kevin bishop from Alpine, TX United States  
This is so much better than my exhaust header intake, buy it! Just match the circle to the square

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5 of 5 Fits Metra 80! Saturday, July 20, 2013
taco eater : Anonymous Person from Fairfield, CT United States  
Yup, definitely fits a Metra 80 with minimal work to open up the flange holes just a hair, clears a PHBG 19 no problem on a Magnum frame w/E50.  Intake overall needs a bit of cleaning up (casting residue), but while you have the Dremel out anyway ...

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