





is there any improvement over the dellortos?
Chips1953 wrote:This is of interest to me. My Camel has asked for a breath of fresh air so I was wondering how you came to choose the settings for the Mikuni carbs. Jet size and needle position if any. etc.
I believe my Camel initially with "pump" carbs.
Trying to make the old girl easier to start with any means possible. That's why I am also fitting electric start. Just waiting for NLM to come up with new shoe friction material on my starter. (Also Gym work to create muscular leg.)![]()
I was intrigued by the 1/2 cup on the air filter. Something to do with heat?
Any info would be helpful about your fitting method as well. Many thanks.
Chips1953 wrote:This is of interest to me. My Camel has asked for a breath of fresh air so I was wondering how you came to choose the settings for the Mikuni carbs. Jet size and needle position if any. etc.
I believe my Camel initially with "pump" carbs.
Trying to make the old girl easier to start with any means possible. That's why I am also fitting electric start. Just waiting for NLM to come up with new shoe friction material on my starter. (Also Gym work to create muscular leg.)![]()
I was intrigued by the 1/2 cup on the air filter. Something to do with heat?
Any info would be helpful about your fitting method as well. Many thanks.
Tom wrote:how about using the modern round slide dell'orto's 25mm as used on modern scooters?
I was planning to use a set of 26mm Mikunis but for the price of a setting of correct Mikuni jetting (200+ euro's) i can buy a brand new set of 25mm dell'orto's from Stein-Dinse.
Ralph wrote:These people have a large selection of Dell Auto stuff I have had
the choke units from them, they are nr Morecambe
http://www.pmtuning.co.uk/brand/dellorto?p=8
I was wondering how you came to choose the settings for the Mikuni carbs. Jet size and needle position if any. etc
I was intrigued by the 1/2 cup on the air filter. Something to do with heat?
their carbs are all 2 stroke versions!
I would prefer the 350 to have dellortos again.
70sbikes wrote:Carbies are not "2 stroke" or "4 stroke". The jetting is...
they will no longer be cheap
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