Just wondering why other brands of carby are not used, I am thinking of Dellorto's, as used on Ducati twins.
Is it really necessary to have a push pull system.
Alternative carbys
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OzzieDave
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Alternative carbys
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Re: Alternative carbys
Yes....It's a safety precaution...
Due to the amount of intake vacuum it sucks the slides in up against the slide bore and there is a chance it will stick.
My old Bonneville was a terror for it as it only had a pull cable set up on the Amals.
So the push/pull cable set up is put in place to eliminate this and pull the slide back down when rolling the throttle off.
Due to the amount of intake vacuum it sucks the slides in up against the slide bore and there is a chance it will stick.
My old Bonneville was a terror for it as it only had a pull cable set up on the Amals.
So the push/pull cable set up is put in place to eliminate this and pull the slide back down when rolling the throttle off.
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OzzieDave
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Re: Alternative carbys
I never had that issue on my R90s BMW, it had separate Dellorto's, with only a spring return. The Ducati's seem to work on the same system ok. What would make the TRX different.
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osbxrt
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Re: Alternative carbys
The TRX carbs are much more downdraught.