Title: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: robbo on April 23, 2009, 08:34:00 PM Hi all,
I've recently fitted twin carbs and extractors to my grey motor. And I'm not happy with the W clip and rod set up between the 2 carbs. I'm keen to see what other guys are using on their grey motors. Rob Title: Re: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: mcl1959 on April 23, 2009, 09:21:30 PM The 2 W clips and rod is a pretty standard set up for carbies in line that way. You have to be able to accommodate a little bit of misalignment between the carbies.
Ken Title: Re: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: FATBOY on April 23, 2009, 09:54:42 PM Ive got them on my twins was a bit sceptical at first but have given me no trouble
regards fatboy ps i run a cable not mechanical linkages Title: Re: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: robbo on April 24, 2009, 11:10:36 AM Thanks for the input guys.
With my set up, I found that after I use the choke, (which is on the front carby) my front carby alignment has moved. I have tightened the W clips heaps but you can still move one of them on the shaft? I have a mechanical link for accelerator on the rear carby. Rob Title: Re: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: ezzacoombs on April 24, 2009, 09:14:40 PM hey
i was looking at a few of the carby set up's at the easter show of 2 of the grey motors and they were both different to eachother and different to mine. Not sure what a W clip is, but i have a bar which runs along, the bottom of the manifold which has 2 shorter bars which come off this bar and go to arms linking to one carby each and another bar which has a control arm on it which goes to a mechanical accel set up. i find this works really well and that the choke does not effect it. the only trouble i had was that the carvies were not fulli opening. but i fixed that soon enough. thanks mate.. Title: Re: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: robbo on April 24, 2009, 10:00:20 PM sweet thats what I'm interested in. do you have any pics ezzacoombs 8)
Title: Re: TWIN CARB LIKAGES Post by: ezzacoombs on April 25, 2009, 08:19:42 AM robbo,
i just took the carbies and manifold off and sent them to extreme to get rebuilt and polished and shined and i will be getting them back next friday. the manifold which i have had 3 loops i guess you could call them, and this "pole" (great at using terminoligy i am) goes through these loops on the outside bottom edge of the manifold. ill see if i can find this setup on the internet somewhere and send it to you. damn i should have taken a few picks before i took it down to the carby place. but If you ever need to get any carbies looking fantasticly shinny and rebuild this guy does a great job, he can take it back to the brass looking finish or he can make it look like polished alloy. i saw a few which he has done. look amazing, i also took the manifold in to him and he will clean that up too. Great bloke "Extreme fuel systems" look on google. thanks mate |