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26mm Jetex ???
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 8:17 pm
by #1GP200
Evening all, someone told me of a dealer who was modifying jetex carbs, turning them into 26mm and replacing all the jets with dellorto ones. Cant find out who, been all over the internet, anyone know who it is??
Re: 26mm Jetex ???
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:12 pm
by Eddie15b
im sure its andy francis
http://www.andyfrancisscooters.co.uk/
he done one for me on my jet engine rebuild to a 200 classic rapido
im still running it in so cant make any claims for its effectiveness
cheers eddie
Re: 26mm Jetex ???
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:13 pm
by ktmh5
#1GP200 wrote:Evening all, someone told me of a dealer who was modifying jetex carbs, turning them into 26mm and replacing all the jets with dellorto ones. Cant find out who, been all over the internet, anyone know who it is??
A.F. do them, I've had 2 from there.
Rich'
Re: 26mm Jetex ???
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2012 2:53 pm
by #1GP200
Cheers for the replies lads, both companies do them. Will be on the phone next week.
Re: 26mm Jetex ???
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:24 am
by Special X
Taking a jetex (or 22mm dellorto) out to 26mm causes leakage past the slide and inconsistent mixture due to slide flutter. That's why Arthur Francis told me never to go bigger than 24mm which works really well. Get any engineer to ream the carb out to 24mm and increase the main jet to suit. Start with 200 slide and atomiser.
Re: 26mm Jetex ???
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 9:08 am
by Eddie15b
SPECIAL X said
"Get any engineer to ream the carb out to 24mm and increase the main jet to suit."
thats intresting
do you have a ball park figure for the main/pilot for a 225 mugello with an ancilloti clubman
running through a remote filter ?
as i want to run it all in conservativly before getting out the big carbs
thanks