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PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 08 Nov 2019 16:02
by mbmm350s
Pair of PHBH 26 slides cutaway 40. Dell'Orto part 9374.40 suits 500W and 500 Camel

Almost new. Slight polishing as in pictures no scores.
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Pair for 35 pounds post included to UK. New price is 40 inc vat each, these are as good as new

Mark

Re: PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 08 Nov 2019 18:25
by Steve Brown
I'd like those please Mark, if they haven't been snapped up already?

Re: PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 09 Nov 2019 12:11
by mbmm350s
Steve.
They are yours can you pm your details and I will reply with payment details.
Mark

Re: PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 09 Nov 2019 19:48
by Steve Brown
mbmm350s wrote:Steve.
They are yours can you pm your details and I will reply with payment details.
Mark
Thanks Mark, PM coming.

Re: PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 12 Nov 2019 10:04
by mbmm350s
Hi Steve,
PM sent.
Mark

Re: PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 26 Nov 2019 17:34
by Steve Brown
Hi Mark, fitted the slides today and they made quite a difference! I recently replaced the needles and needle jets/pulverisers along with the pilot jets. All standard sizes for the Camel. The slides have been a finishing touch and improved things again. I was aware mine were a little worn but had not been too concerned about it. Obviously they were more worn than I realised, the bike is now running smoother than ever and better than any of the 500's I've previously experienced.
So the moral of the story? Buy a stock of these while they are available!
Thanks again Mark, posted it here in case it encourages anyone else to splash out (even at the price of new ones it's probably worth it)

Re: PHBH 26 slides

Posted: 27 Nov 2019 10:11
by mbmm350s
Hi,Steve
Glad the helped.
Yes - its very much overlooked that wear on the slides causes bad running. Its even more so with the flat slides in the VHB(Z)25. People often assume that since the spring arrangement holds the slide against the engine side that all is good.

For a VHB(Z) 25 with standard 260 atomizer (diameter 2.60mm) and E17 needle(diameter 2.45mm) it should be clear that the combined wear of fit of needle in slide + slide wear + carb body wear cannot exceed 0.075mm or the needle will rub against the atomiser on the engine side in the critical progression region. A similar calculation can be done for the 26mm carbs or any other slide carb.

Its not obvious that wear in the atomiser has occurred, nor is it easy to measure.
Cheers
Mark