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Out with the old(er)
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April 1st.
No joke, it runs and drives super smooth, lots more torq than the Type-1 1904cc.. ![]() I started with reamed 47 idle jets reamed to 55. The AFR was good but the engine was not running even on all cylinders. I measured these jets and they were all differend in size. If I would make them as big as the biggest one the engine would run to rich. The other jets I have are 52 and 58 Idle jets. The 52 were around 15 and the 58 idle jets around 12 on the AEM Air fuel gauge I could borrow a jet reamer set from a friend and started to enlarge the 52 idle jets in very small increments until the gauge was showing numbers in the high 13's. When driving at a constant RPM there was a small dip around 3200 rpm at the transition between the idle circuit and the main jets. I adjusted the float hight from the starting point of 6mm. to 5.5mm. and the dip was gone. I will post a youtube link later to show how constant the AFR is from 1000 to 4500 rpm Very happy with the result. Last edited by Blizzard; April 2nd 2021 at 16:42. |
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When I'm done with testing carburators and no longer need the AEM gauge and o2 sensor in the exhaust I will replace the CSP Python with the GPP exhaust.
Before I could install that exhaust I had to do some tedious but important mods. First I matched the inside opening of the copper gasket rings to the exhaust pipe. ![]() Now all 4 gaskets have the same size as the exhaust pipe mating surface ![]() On one of the exhaust pipes the mating surface was not completly flat. On the picture below you can see it almost done, there is still some black marker visible. ![]() And on one side the pipes were not perfectly parallel to each other so I spend half an hour doing this. Just like Jeff often said on homebuild by Jeff on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfPmTOin29w MORE SANDING.. YAY!!. ![]() I did a leak test with an aircompressor and some soapy water and it's leak free. |
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Nice job! I like the oilcooler positioning in the front spoiler a lot as well.
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Thanks, the oilcooler is for a Mazda rx7 and fits perfect.
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This is a very short film during the tuning of the carburators and jets.
AFR at this stage was running a bit to rich under acceleration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qydgk9cmUnE |
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Serious question. Is this necessary or not?
Not so serious explanation why I did this. I wanted to go faster when driving in reverse, so I gave my airplane propeller some more air. ![]() Mounted the number / license plate on longer bolts. ![]() |
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