I have a dellorto VHSH 30 m which i need to re-jet. Going to have to buy selection of jetts, needles and maybe atomisers. Question i have is do they have to be specific VHSH ones or are they interchangable with other delorto carbs like PHBH? The reason i ask is that these http://www.sip-scootershop.com/EN/Produ ... m+for.aspx says VHS, PHBH and so on. If they are compatiable does the same go for the needles etc?
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the jets are same as PHBHs, but I think VHSHs are same as VHSA/B in using DQ/DP atomisers and K series needles.
I do need to rejet my VHSA after some top end tuning, so am looking to get a few atomisers and needles. maybe we should pool our collection...? as i don't want to be trying out too many atomisers at £17 a throw or a tenner or so for a needle....
i have a DQ260, DQ265 and a DP264 iirc
and a K21 needle, and another really worn one...
my plan was to try what I have, and then at least learn whether the atomisers are too weak [as the DQ260] is or too rich [as the bigge roens seem to be], really I need to try a DQ262, but then I need some different taper needles to try, as my engine needs to be leaner lower down, but wants bucketloads of fuel at higher revs
which is why I've stuck my Amal back on for now, but would like to sort the dell out, as it's been a good carb, and I had it set spot-on prior to the recent work...
have you increased the float needle jet ? i use a 350 in mine.
I do need to rejet my VHSA after some top end tuning, so am looking to get a few atomisers and needles. maybe we should pool our collection...? as i don't want to be trying out too many atomisers at £17 a throw or a tenner or so for a needle....
i have a DQ260, DQ265 and a DP264 iirc
and a K21 needle, and another really worn one...
my plan was to try what I have, and then at least learn whether the atomisers are too weak [as the DQ260] is or too rich [as the bigge roens seem to be], really I need to try a DQ262, but then I need some different taper needles to try, as my engine needs to be leaner lower down, but wants bucketloads of fuel at higher revs
which is why I've stuck my Amal back on for now, but would like to sort the dell out, as it's been a good carb, and I had it set spot-on prior to the recent work...
have you increased the float needle jet ? i use a 350 in mine.
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byron wrote:the jets are same as PHBHs, but I think VHSHs are same as VHSA/B in using DQ/DP atomisers and K series needles.
I do need to rejet my VHSA after some top end tuning, so am looking to get a few atomisers and needles. maybe we should pool our collection...? as i don't want to be trying out too many atomisers at £17 a throw or a tenner or so for a needle....
i have a DQ260, DQ265 and a DP264 iirc
and a K21 needle, and another really worn one...
my plan was to try what I have, and then at least learn whether the atomisers are too weak [as the DQ260] is or too rich [as the bigge roens seem to be], really I need to try a DQ262, but then I need some different taper needles to try, as my engine needs to be leaner lower down, but wants bucketloads of fuel at higher revs
which is why I've stuck my Amal back on for now, but would like to sort the dell out, as it's been a good carb, and I had it set spot-on prior to the recent work...
have you increased the float needle jet ? i use a 350 in mine.
I will be doing the carb this week, well i say I, by that i mean twinny..


Hopfully be sharing/swapping we may be able to keep tghe cost down...Gotta get this sorted before the German trip...

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let me know what you have, what you need and what you get
I'm in no rush, just about to look at some crazy hybrid wiring and think i'll stick with the Amal for the time being
let me know what you have, what you need and what you get
I'm in no rush, just about to look at some crazy hybrid wiring and think i'll stick with the Amal for the time being
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and check the float height, much of my day today was spent trying to get that at the right level, if it's not, then anything else is just making up for that fault....
crazy hybrid wireing jarve that sounds good , dont worry about them carbs ,the wireing sounds much more interesting
i let you know outcome of carb jetting it will probably go bang lol

i let you know outcome of carb jetting it will probably go bang lol
sydduckett wrote:byron wrote:
the jets are same as PHBHs
The Jets I removed yesterday from a VHSH are a different height to the ones from my PHBH by about 1cm on pilot Jet. The thread length is the same but the protruding slotted end is longer. The main jet also differs in appearance too, with no rubber O ring on the VHSH Jet and the PHBH one being longer this time with the small drilled pinholes in the shaft positioned differently...is it that they are just older and the VHSH ones are an updated version? I was hoping to change Jets over too.
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Chhers for that..mawso wrote:sydduckett wrote:byron wrote:
the jets are same as PHBHs
The Jets I removed yesterday from a VHSH are a different height to the ones from my PHBH by about 1cm on pilot Jet. The thread length is the same but the protruding slotted end is longer. The main jet also differs in appearance too, with no rubber O ring on the VHSH Jet and the PHBH one being longer this time with the small drilled pinholes in the shaft positioned differently...is it that they are just older and the VHSH ones are an updated version? I was hoping to change Jets over too.
