Fuel System: Gas (Petrol) tanks, Carburators
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Geoff Hastings
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by Geoff Hastings » Fri Sep 01, 2017 11:29 am
Thanks a lot Graham,
The photos really explain a lot, I definitely don't have the correct insulator fitted which might explain the slight hesitancy I get at small throttle openings. I've only just got it on the road and need to adjust to 50 year old brakes and not a lot of power. Surprisingly though, I quite like the handling, yes it lacks damping but I like the light steering and low saddle height. Is it normal for the first to second change to crunch if you rush it? It's ok if I take my time.
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e3steve
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by e3steve » Sat Sep 02, 2017 1:45 am
LOUD MOUSE wrote:I supose I misunderstood what you needed.
If it's to much money to get the proper part then why not just bolt the carb direct to the head!. .............lm
Geoff Hastings wrote:LOUD MOUSE wrote:Not to ponder what and why.
You need to get the spacer made by HONDA for that DREAM engine and go from there. .............lm
Geoff Hastings wrote:I've just been investigating the general lack of get up and with my CA77 and found the inlet insulator is too small, it does not cover the o-ring properly. I looked at a couple on eBay and they have a semi circular groove, does anyone know the purpose of this groove?
I appreciate the sentiment but the only original ones I've seen are in the states at about £30 including postage so thought a generic fibre insulator of the same dimensions for £5 would be preferable. Also, I do like to know why particular design is used.
Ed... You slay me! :-D
Geoff: you need to do it right (or not at all). Really. Workarounds such as what you've found on your C-using-CB-parts just aren't satisfactory, produce problematic results and will, ultimately and inevitably, lead to heartache.
At least, I think that's what LM is saying; just fewer words with sharp edges...
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by e3steve » Sat Sep 02, 2017 1:49 am
Geoff Hastings wrote:....Is it normal for the first to second change to crunch if you rush it? It's ok if I take my time.
Absolutely no. Clutch adjustment? When was the oil last changed and the filter spinner cleaned out? Which oil is in there?
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Geoff Hastings
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by Geoff Hastings » Sat Sep 02, 2017 5:44 am
Hi Steve, oil is brand new 20/50 and the engine has been stripped and rebuilt but only the starter clutch and cam chain was renewed. Everything else seemed good enough although I did find the previous owner had left out the oil baffle from the head so I had oil pumping out of the breather. The clutch does seem like it needs a bit of a tweek but as I'd only done about 20 miles on the bike I thought I'd run it a while then readjust it. Looks like I'll have to bite the bullet and get the correct inlet insulator though, just can't get my head round paying £20 postage from the states.
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by LOUD MOUSE » Sat Sep 02, 2017 5:59 am
You were offered one from your side of the Atlantic. ...............lm
Geoff Hastings wrote:Hi Steve, oil is brand new 20/50 and the engine has been stripped and rebuilt but only the starter clutch and cam chain was renewed. Everything else seemed good enough although I did find the previous owner had left out the oil baffle from the head so I had oil pumping out of the breather. The clutch does seem like it needs a bit of a tweek but as I'd only done about 20 miles on the bike I thought I'd run it a while then readjust it. Looks like I'll have to bite the bullet and get the correct inlet insulator though, just can't get my head round paying £20 postage from the states.
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by Geoff Hastings » Sat Sep 02, 2017 11:40 am
LOUD MOUSE wrote:You were offered one from your side of the Atlantic. ...............lm
Geoff Hastings wrote:Hi Steve, oil is brand new 20/50 and the engine has been stripped and rebuilt but only the starter clutch and cam chain was renewed. Everything else seemed good enough although I did find the previous owner had left out the oil baffle from the head so I had oil pumping out of the breather. The clutch does seem like it needs a bit of a tweek but as I'd only done about 20 miles on the bike I thought I'd run it a while then readjust it. Looks like I'll have to bite the bullet and get the correct inlet insulator though, just can't get my head round paying £20 postage from the states.
Quite right loud mouse but so far I've not had a reply or confirmation that it is indeed the correct item.
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by LOUD MOUSE » Sat Sep 02, 2017 12:10 pm
Some things longer than others on this forum.
I responded to this. ......................lm
( Looks like I'll have to bite the bullet and get the correct inlet insulator though, just can't get my head round paying £20 postage from the states.)
Geoff Hastings wrote:LOUD MOUSE wrote:You were offered one from your side of the Atlantic. ...............lm
Geoff Hastings wrote:Hi Steve, oil is brand new 20/50 and the engine has been stripped and rebuilt but only the starter clutch and cam chain was renewed. Everything else seemed good enough although I did find the previous owner had left out the oil baffle from the head so I had oil pumping out of the breather. The clutch does seem like it needs a bit of a tweek but as I'd only done about 20 miles on the bike I thought I'd run it a while then readjust it. Looks like I'll have to bite the bullet and get the correct inlet insulator though, just can't get my head round paying £20 postage from the states.
Quite right loud mouse but so far I've not had a reply or confirmation that it is indeed the correct item.
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