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Hey everyone, just wanted to know what your advice is on what i should do to get my tune right on my scooter. I have a 2006 piaggio typhoon with a malossi iron 70cc kit, stock delortto 17.5 carb with the brass restrictor removed, a pocket bike style air filter, and i am currently running a 102 main jet and a 32 idle jet. The top end seems to be pretty spot on with a slight bog at wot but my biggest issue is take off. The scooter struggles at 1/4 throttle and smokes like crazy. Ive tired adjusting the air/fuel mixture and it didn't change much. Any help would be very appreciated! Btw I ordered a 45 idle jet for shits and giggles and i have no idea if its going to work, ill post what happens if i have a chance to try it out.
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bluecloud wrote: Have you tried dropping the needle? |
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Did you put stifter clutch and varo springs in?
I used the 17.5 with the original airbox with the rubber tip off, the needle down one notch, and a 78 main jet, with mid strength springs..... I would either put back in the airbox, rejet the main to 78, stifter springs, and put the needle down one notch, or use your air filter, and put the needle at least down 2......and a aftermarket 70cc exhaust...... |
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greg531 wrote: Did you put stifter clutch and varo springs in? I used the 17.5 with the original airbox with the rubber tip off, the needle down one notch, and a 78 main jet, with mid strength springs..... I would either put back in the airbox, rejet the main to 78, stifter springs, and put the needle down one notch, or use your air filter, and put the needle at least down 3......and a aftermarket 70cc exhaust...... |
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benrocks261 wrote: greg531 wrote: Did you put stifter clutch and varo springs in? I used the 17.5 with the original airbox with the rubber tip off, the needle down one notch, and a 78 main jet, with mid strength springs..... I would either put back in the airbox, rejet the main to 78, stifter springs, and put the needle down one notch, or use your air filter, and put the needle at least down 3......and a aftermarket 70cc exhaust...... |
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benrocks261 wrote: Btw any idea what idle jet should i start with? I have a 32, 34 and 45 on hand |
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greg531 wrote: benrocks261 wrote: Btw any idea what idle jet should i start with? I have a 32, 34 and 45 on hand |
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greg531 wrote: benrocks261 wrote: Btw any idea what idle jet should i start with? I have a 32, 34 and 45 on hand
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The bike sounds like it's way overjetted and getting too much air. I would suggest about an 80-85 main, and start restricting the air, either by going back to the stock box and putting a 10mm hole in it so it gets additiional air, or using tape to cover the intake of the pocket bike filter until the bike starts to run right.
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Greg531 thank you so much for the help. I dropped the needle 2 notches and its running better than it ever has. Also motovista i think ill try that, im still getting a small bog at wot
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Motovista wrote: The bike sounds like it's way overjetted and getting too much air. I would suggest about an 80-85 main, and start restricting the air, either by going back to the stock box and putting a 10mm hole in it so it gets additiional air, or using tape to cover the intake of the pocket bike filter until the bike starts to run right. |
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I expanded the second hole that divides the airbox, and take off the rubber restrictor tip if not done yet.....
If using the original airbox, the needle has to be at the second notch from the top, and use a 78 main jet......85 is way too big...That was my setup with a 70cc Polini Corsa... 17.5 delorto.....I have jets from 100 to 60...and worked them down to 78....If you are getting bogging, you are too rich, if your speed and acceleration is less, you are too lean....get a 6mm jet pack.... You showed the needle at the third notch from the top... I also got some better takeoff with the 4 gram sliders......I did use 4.25 rollers before.......Heavier ones will get you better takeoff, but less top end..... Today, I was hitting around 55-60 mph on level roads.....and I am around 215 lbs.....I gained about 5 mph with my new 20.5 Delorto, that I installed this summer....Good luck finding one of those in the states! |
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greg531 wrote: I expanded the second hole that divides the airbox, and take off the rubber restrictor tip if not done yet..... If using the original airbox, the needle has to be at the second notch from the top, and use a 78 main jet......85 is way too big...That was my setup with a 70cc Polini Corsa... 17.5 delorto.....I have jets from 100 to 60...and worked them down to 78....If you are getting bogging, you are too rich, if your speed and acceleration is less, you are too lean....get a 6mm jet pack.... You showed the needle at the third notch from the top... I also got some better takeoff with the 4 gram sliders......I did use 4.25 rollers before.......Heavier ones will get you better takeoff, but less top end..... Today, I was hitting around 55-60 mph on level roads.....and I am around 215 lbs.....I gained about 5 mph with my new 20.5 Delorto, that I installed this summer....Good luck finding one of those in the states! |
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*update* currently my needle clip is set at the 1st notch, im running a 34 idle jet, and a 85 main jet. I adjusted the air/fuel mixture screw today and i got everything running spot on. Plug colour looks good too. My only problem I'm dealing with is the engine sputtering a ton when its cold. Ill make another post on that since my main issue is solved. Thanks a ton for the help greg531 and motovista!
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I made my second hole in the airbox about the same as the bigger one.....
The rubber tip is on the open end of the airbox...it might be gone..... I have to run my 2 stroke a couple of minutes, when it's cold out..... Try the second notch in the needle...Tuning is a lot of playing around....and try one thing at a time, and see if it helps.... On another issue, did you advance the oil flow?....There is a couple of marks on the oil pump, and with a 70 kit, it should be advanced a crack, to get more oil to the carb.....You have to open up the varator cover for that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3TWYRtE4nA |
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greg531 wrote: I made my second hole in the airbox about the same as the bigger one..... The rubber tip is on the open end of the airbox...it might be gone..... I have to run my 2 stroke a couple of minutes, when it's cold out..... Try the second notch in the needle...Tuning is a lot of playing around....and try one thing at a time, and see if it helps.... On another issue, did you advance the oil flow?....There is a couple of marks on the oil pump, and with a 70 kit, it should be advanced a crack, to get more oil to the carb.....You have to open up the varator cover for that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3TWYRtE4nA |
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