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Hi everyone! Greetings from Alabama! (Roll Tide, yee-haw, and what-not)
So, I've been having trouble with my bike bogging down when I pull back on the throttle above 10 MPH. I have the Grubee Skyhawk GT-5 Motor with the CNS aftermarket Carb. I've tried making the fuel-oil less rich (24:1) and I have also made sure that my gasket in the carbureter is not leaking (had to replace it with a piece of split 3/4'' PVC pipe, which I have sealed with heat-resistant electrical tape). I have also tried fooling with the fuel/air mixture screw a good bit, with limited and often fleeting success. When I made my fuel mixture less rich, the engine ran much louder.. If you have any suggestions or tips they would be much appreciated. As I said before, I am new to this, so if you wouldn't mind putting things in lamen's terms.. Thanks!
Hi everyone! Greetings from Alabama! (Roll Tide, yee-haw, and what-not)
So, I've been having trouble with my bike bogging down when I pull back on the throttle above 10 MPH. I have the Grubee Skyhawk GT-5 Motor with the CNS aftermarket Carb. I've tried making the fuel-oil less rich (24:1) and I have also made sure that my gasket in the carbureter is not leaking (had to replace it with a piece of split 3/4'' PVC pipe, which I have sealed with heat-resistant electrical tape). I have also tried fooling with the fuel/air mixture screw a good bit, with limited and often fleeting success. When I made my fuel mixture less rich, the engine ran much louder.. If you have any suggestions or tips they would be much appreciated. As I said before, I am new to this, so if you wouldn't mind putting things in lamen's terms.. Thanks!