G11 Carb
- Tolly
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G11 Carb
Hi chaps and chapesses, just a brain pick if I may.
The book says I should have a 376/58 Amal carb on my '57 G11 but in fact it's a 376/288 all jetted up by the book. The question is can anyone tell me what the difference is between the /58 and /288 as I can't find any info when doing a search.
The book says I should have a 376/58 Amal carb on my '57 G11 but in fact it's a 376/288 all jetted up by the book. The question is can anyone tell me what the difference is between the /58 and /288 as I can't find any info when doing a search.
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- Tolly
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Thanks Michael, I have jetted as specified but seems to hunt a little on tickover which I can't seem to cure, mixture screw makes little difference, it's fine through the rest of the range though.
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
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- Tolly
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Thanks "Dugless" I have gone through the basics several times. It's strange, when I purchased the bike it was a non-runner tucked up in a garage for 12 years but all original. I had the mag rewound (to obtain a spark) and it ran like a hammer drill on the back of a JCB, I thought it was going to break up the drive I had to strap it down to stop it wandering off. Having re-timed the valves and re-jetted the carbs etc. it runs a treat all except the tickover. I may try a higher # slide to see the difference.
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I have no air filter fitted and it makes little to no difference if I partially cover the intake, hence my thought on a bigger cut-a-way slide.
Thanks for your input.
Thanks for your input.
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- Tolly
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Yes, I put one of the chrome ones in when I re-jetted. I think I may have to bite the bullet and buy a new carb.
Thanks for your suggestion Michael.
Thanks for your suggestion Michael.
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