Update:
I remounted the engine and added a piece of fuel hose in a part of the mount. I'll see how this goes.
Well I did run the bike up to 30 mph and it's like the NT was as far as speed.
The bike needs to accelerate and so I am fine with that aspect and I am fine with getting to 28 mph after the engine is warm and I am running fine at 26 mph.
I see the smoke so I know it's rich for this carb. I will change to 40:1 on Lucas next time I need fuel.
So far I find two things in common with the old NT. One is that it will die off after a long run at speed once in a while. By that I mean it will fail to idle but that isn't a problem. Two is that like the NT the bike shuts off after a period of idling at a stop light for example. Again this doesn't bother me it's almost a safety feature.
The way I have things set up right now is how I like it. Steady acceleration to reach 28~30 mph and it idles well which is very very cool at stop lights and such.
The funny part of this carb is now the engine at high rpms and no load ( clutch in ) sounds like a weed eater LOL.. This is a good thing.
Mostly now it sounds much more like a great engine than ever.
I noticed a real "BUZZ" out of my stinger tonight as I rode. That is different. It's a real buzz sound.
So I need to run a leaner mix. I need to do a spark plug test after I change mix ratio and will have to see what is what from there but for now all is well.
I feel fine with the Dellorto.
I do notice that warming up the engine is more important than ever. It takes a bit to warm it up now. Could be the season.
Once I have the new mix and the plug test done I will see if there is a mileage change.
I was just shy of 100 mpg for the most part and the bike carries a lot of weight.
My current review is Thumbs up for this Dellorto.
Thumbs up for Sick Bike Parts throttle (type M I think)
Thumbs down for Pirates plastic throttle. Just because it has an Italian name on it doesn't make it worth $40
Okay I'll add here as I have news.
I remounted the engine and added a piece of fuel hose in a part of the mount. I'll see how this goes.
Well I did run the bike up to 30 mph and it's like the NT was as far as speed.
The bike needs to accelerate and so I am fine with that aspect and I am fine with getting to 28 mph after the engine is warm and I am running fine at 26 mph.
I see the smoke so I know it's rich for this carb. I will change to 40:1 on Lucas next time I need fuel.
So far I find two things in common with the old NT. One is that it will die off after a long run at speed once in a while. By that I mean it will fail to idle but that isn't a problem. Two is that like the NT the bike shuts off after a period of idling at a stop light for example. Again this doesn't bother me it's almost a safety feature.
The way I have things set up right now is how I like it. Steady acceleration to reach 28~30 mph and it idles well which is very very cool at stop lights and such.
The funny part of this carb is now the engine at high rpms and no load ( clutch in ) sounds like a weed eater LOL.. This is a good thing.
Mostly now it sounds much more like a great engine than ever.
I noticed a real "BUZZ" out of my stinger tonight as I rode. That is different. It's a real buzz sound.
So I need to run a leaner mix. I need to do a spark plug test after I change mix ratio and will have to see what is what from there but for now all is well.
I feel fine with the Dellorto.
I do notice that warming up the engine is more important than ever. It takes a bit to warm it up now. Could be the season.
Once I have the new mix and the plug test done I will see if there is a mileage change.
I was just shy of 100 mpg for the most part and the bike carries a lot of weight.
My current review is Thumbs up for this Dellorto.
Thumbs up for Sick Bike Parts throttle (type M I think)
Thumbs down for Pirates plastic throttle. Just because it has an Italian name on it doesn't make it worth $40
Okay I'll add here as I have news.