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You're going to want richer than a 116 main.
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TonyH999 wrote: Air 140, main jet 120, diffuser BE3. Took it up the road and back seemed OK...Idle jet is 42, do I need to change the idle jet? [I also have a 40-130] There seem to be different idle jets, some drilled right through, some sealed. The 20/20 uses a pilot jet with the air corrector, atomizer and fuel jet in one integrated bit. What filter are you using? |
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The trick to finding the right main jet is *knowing* what's too rich. You want to be just lean from there for maximum power and coolest running.
120 might be adequate, but if you tried it, you might find that 122 or 125 were better. If you're not going to ensure you know you're on the correct main (and even if you are), run a CHT so you'll have some warning before you seize it on the road. You may find that even at extended WOT you never get into dangerous temps, but you may also see that your temps start creeping up and know it's time to cool things off a little.
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Ray8 wrote: Your sealed idle jet is for the older carbs, that had a separate/fixed air corrector. The 20/20 uses a pilot jet with the air corrector, atomizer and fuel jet in one integrated bit. What filter are you using? |
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chandlerman wrote: The trick to finding the right main jet is *knowing* what's too rich. You want to be just lean from there for maximum power and coolest running. 120 might be adequate, but if you tried it, you might find that 122 or 125 were better. If you're not going to ensure you know you're on the correct main (and even if you are), run a CHT so you'll have some warning before you seize it on the road. You may find that even at extended WOT you never get into dangerous temps, but you may also see that your temps start creeping up and know it's time to cool things off a little. |
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Ray8 wrote: Your sealed idle jet is for the older carbs, that had a separate/fixed air corrector. The 20/20 uses a pilot jet with the air corrector, atomizer and fuel jet in one integrated bit. What filter are you using? ![]() |
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qascooter wrote: I really like my three speed in the 62 Allstate with a 177 kit. I reshimmed the gear stack when the cases were opened and it's been awesome. |
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TonyH999 wrote: The scoot won't tick over with the 40-100 idle jet. Seems to run rich with the 42 [sealed jet] you can see from the pic that the hole next to the idle jet is sealed with a brass bung. Have you adjusted (retarded) ignition advance for the kit? Should be 18 (maybe 20 with points) vs original 28. Not something you want to hear, but that grade carb can frustrate the hell out of you. For one, they aren't cleaned/inspected at the factory. Put that in an ultrasonic bath and you'll be surprised what comes out of it. The SI is also relies on precise channels and things fitting that that carb doesn't have. Pinasco made/makes a PNP carb specifically for the 2 port Pinasco on a VBB. Let me look for one on Ebay... Found one. It has a fixed 1mm (=100ac) air corrector https://www.ebay.com/itm/145119810776?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=145119810776&targetid=1645685073288&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9030955&poi=&campaignid=20133407470&mkgroupid=147476396765&rlsatarget=pla-1645685073288&abcId=9312979&merchantid=131376593&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAz8GuBhCxARIsAOpzk8zR25UnFbkmOYRe_-M4z2V6dF3shEhJuWnlZRBJKvAWeF6_aLQcqTsaAmycEALw_wcB My notes from when I was going to kit my 2 port VBC 150, 20/20 carb: 148/160, 55/160, 52/140 pilot jet. 160/BE3/105-115 mj set. Piaggio (tan color mesh vs blue) un-drilled filter. |
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Ray8 wrote: I'm surprised it runs with no air correction Have you adjusted (retarded) ignition advance for the kit? Should be 18 (maybe 20 with points) vs original 28. Not something you want to hear, but that grade carb can frustrate the hell out of you. For one, they aren't cleaned/inspected at the factory. Put that in an ultrasonic bath and you'll be surprised what comes out of it. The SI is also relies on precise channels and things fitting that that carb doesn't have. Pinasco made/makes a PNP carb specifically for the 2 port Pinasco on a VBB. Let me look for one on Ebay... Found one. It has a fixed 1mm (=100ac) air corrector https://www.ebay.com/itm/145119810776?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=145119810776&targetid=1645685073288&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9030955&poi=&campaignid=20133407470&mkgroupid=147476396765&rlsatarget=pla-1645685073288&abcId=9312979&merchantid=131376593&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAz8GuBhCxARIsAOpzk8zR25UnFbkmOYRe_-M4z2V6dF3shEhJuWnlZRBJKvAWeF6_aLQcqTsaAmycEALw_wcB My notes from when I was going to kit my 2 port VBC 150, 20/20 carb: 148/160, 55/160, 52/140 pilot jet. 160/BE3/105-115 mj set. Piaggio (tan color mesh vs blue) un-drilled filter. |
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TonyH999 wrote: What jets did you end up using on your b177 kt? Below is the jetting sequence I went through... ![]() OopsClunkThud Venturi. It's deluxe!
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qascooter wrote: I have the 2 port Pinasco177 kit. I've flowed the passage from the carb to the engine vase when I rebuilt it. Below is the jetting sequence I went through... |
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TonyH999 wrote: I'm looking at main:120 diffuser:BE3/140 pilot:55/160 but the pilot seems too rich [the mixture screw in only 1/2 out], I'm gonna buy a 40/120 and try that. The weather is shit here in the UK so I can't get out for a good run! |
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Ray8 wrote: Did you adjust the ignition advance? |
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