Could someone be kind enough to tell me what changing a slide would do?
I need to start thinking about setting my carb up as I am just about run in.I find that I need to slip the clutch a bit to get going.Tickover is good.
Muggy 198,26 mm phbh ram air filter,Ancilloti,Varitronic,Li150 gearbox,idle timing 22 deg btdc
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Dellorto phbh slide options
by dave411 » Sat May 14, 2016 6:51 pm
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Re: Dellorto phbh slide options
by rossclark » Sun May 15, 2016 9:54 am
The bigger the number the higher the cutaway on the front so a 40 is a leaner slide than a 30.
A leaner slide will make the carburation leaner across the entire rev range i.e. More air gets in.
A leaner slide will make the carburation leaner across the entire rev range i.e. More air gets in.
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Re: Dellorto phbh slide options
by Knowledge » Mon May 16, 2016 11:01 pm
According to the DellOrto manual, the slide cut away only affects the carburation over the first quarter of throttle opening. It is the first part of progression after coming off the idle circuit.
Having spent most of Sunday playing carburettors, I found that the slide cut away seemed to make the least difference of any component that I changed.
Having spent most of Sunday playing carburettors, I found that the slide cut away seemed to make the least difference of any component that I changed.
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