I have one. i have not yet been able to tune it properly b/c i keep having to wait for jets so i cant tell if there are performance gains or not.
there is apparently a whole science to tuning it so i can not tell you if i have noticed any power gains yet.
THIS IS WHAT IVE LEARNED:
There's a real science to tuning these things. Y ou start with the idle circuit and work your way up the throttle range to WOT. At each range start rich an go leaner.
this site helps: http://www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/How_To_Tune_PHBG_Carburetors#Functions_of_Jets_and_Needles
THIS IS WHAT I HAVE:
grubee skyhawk "80cc", manic mechanic h/c head, long exhaust and muffler,
15mm dellorto PHGB carb
it has consistently run too rich at idle. The stock idle jet was a "50" and i am now down to a "38" and its still too rich. i am now waiting for smaller jets.
As far as i can tell im doing everything right... ill pass on what i learn. I'm also willing to take advice on tuning these things.
pirate cycles billet intake
atomizer:262 AU (2-stroke)
idle jet:38-still too rich...decent throttle response but four strokes a lot...cant get it to idle without opening throttle to 1/8-1/4 (should have enough air with slide juuusssst open. it doesnt)...choke kills it...plug black
untuned as yet (must get idle set first):
main jet:70
needle: W7
slide: #40
black start engine warm it up a few and try turning the air screw in or out with the throttle at about 1/8th turn you will either hear it clean up or hear it start to load up. you really need the ear for tuning lol i have the 50 pilot jet in it with the clip on needle on top leanes position with the 70 main and it idles incredible. the air screw makes a huge diffrence where it idles
mine is a mix screw (on motor side of slide) start with is @ 2.5 turns from bottomed out and adjust from there. turning it in leans out the mix. i kept doing so looking for the sweet spot and it bottomed out. http://www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/How_To_Tune_PHBG_Carburetors#Functions_of_Jets_and_Needles
According to the tuning manual, main jet,clip,needles and slide do not come into play at idle. it says if the idle jet is not properly adjusted, you will not be able to tweak the others properly and you'll be chasing your tail.
does anyone see another way to interpret the "manual"?
OOOOO! NEED HELP!!
Dellorto owners...someone please tell me what part #18 in attached link (the choke o-ring) actually looks like I cant find it in my carb...this may be whats causing my "running too rich" problem
black do you have the carb with the pull choke the setup where u see that oring or a cable actuated like the setup to the left of it? that oring is under the choke button when you unscrew it off the carb it wouldnt be on the cable actuated model.
Cable actuated...ur right. There doesn't seem to b one on that model. Dak to the drawing board.....I'm now trying to adjust the main first. Down to a 66 and still rich....will advise. So far the CNS has it over performance of the dellorto