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Old 02-08-2013, 01:30 PM
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Default What does the abbreviations mean regarding carburetors?

NT? RT?

Anyone know the meanings of the abbreviations?
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Default Re: What does the abbreviations mean regarding carburetors?

Good question. I'm not sure anyone knows. I always just assumed they were arbitrary initials given by whoever designed it.

The only bicycle carbs I know of are:

NT
NTTC
RT
CNS
Dellorto
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Default Re: What does the abbreviations mean regarding carburetors?

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Good question. I'm not sure anyone knows. I always just assumed they were arbitrary initials given by whoever designed it.

The only bicycle carbs I know of are:

NT
NTTC
RT
CNS
Dellorto
Dellorto isn't a "bicycle" carb per se, I believe they were used in motocross on a variety of mx bikes. The dax r/t carb is a dellorto clone btw.
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Default Re: What does the abbreviations mean regarding carburetors?

Dellorto has been making carbs since Hector was a pup. I have one on my '61 Capriolo, and they go back waaay before that.

NT = Not technical.
RT = Really terrible.
NTTC = Not terribly technical carb...

Just a guess.
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Dellorto has been making carbs since Hector was a pup. I have one on my '61 Capriolo, and they go back waaay before that.

NT = Not technical.
RT = Really terrible.
NTTC = Not terribly technical carb...

Just a guess.
You might be onto something with this!
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Old 02-09-2013, 03:24 PM
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CNS = Could Not Save.
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NT= No Trouble
CNS= Can Not Start, Carb Never Satisfies, Calibration Not Sufficient, Crappy New Style...
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Old 02-10-2013, 05:17 PM
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bairdco's names = better than mine.
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Default Re: What does the abbreviations mean regarding carburetors?

RT is the initials of the manufacturer who is run tong like it says on the side of the carburetor
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