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CV Carb mod to replace plastic washers, which locate under needle circlip that wear out.


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Since I want to set up my carbs I fist need to get them upo to spec.

This modification is on my to-do list.

 

But I have to ask, why not drill the slide so it has a flat bottom?

Fil the bottom up with a 2mm spacer and the needle sits straight.

Best regards,

Minipower

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On 7/22/2019 at 6:55 PM, minipower said:

Since I want to set up my carbs I fist need to get them upo to spec.

This modification is on my to-do list.

 

But I have to ask, why not drill the slide so it has a flat bottom?

Fil the bottom up with a 2mm spacer and the needle sits straight.

Best regards,

Minipower

That’s great dude, so simples

Fresh pair of eyes 

 

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On 7/22/2019 at 6:55 PM, minipower said:

Since I want to set up my carbs I fist need to get them upo to spec.

This modification is on my to-do list.

 

But I have to ask, why not drill the slide so it has a flat bottom?

Fil the bottom up with a 2mm spacer and the needle sits straight.

Best regards,

Minipower

How do you propose to drill slide accurately.

You need to be careful to do this and to advise peeps on here to do that I feel is tad dangerous.

1. You need to clamp slide well, and clock it up square,  it's only plastic remember.

2. You would have use very sharp flat bottom drill, or end mill, which most on here will not have.

3. You need to use mill really so you can control depth accurately too.

4. Any variation between slides will alter carb settings on very sensitive 40 mm carbs.

Or use a CNC spacer which all same thickness and drop straight in.

Complete no brainer really, I personally would not risk scrapping a slide if your not careful but you certainly should not suggest this to peeps on here who listen to our advice and take it verbatim.

Jon.

 

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Instead of drilling the slide. Why not use a shim to create a flat bottom inside the slide? The original plastic spacer can then still be used. 

When my I have my carbs parts I will see if the above can be done. 

I am just trying to fine a simple solution. Not everyone knows someone with a milling machine ;)

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A shim won't hold needles square.

The original plastic spacers would still rotate and wear out with that idea.

Your right about mill and to be fair as my mill is manual I sweet talked a friend who has cnc  to make loads at real cheap rate to help the members of this forum. I'm sure we got some left, I would just need to deburr which won't take long.

 

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