Jetting dr180

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Trying to jet a px dr 180, with a 20/20 carb. The problem is it starts fine (with choke) and will tickover when choke is pushed in. But when I increase the throttle it burbles and dies, it will, if I give it a fist full, it will run at high revs. It seems to be between tickover and high revs. (this is done on the stand)
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106 main
55 160 starter
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Would have thought that would be better off with a 24/24e carb .

Has it got a fast flow tap?
what is the standard starter ,that sounds like a px200 one ,maybe it is flooding up ,try the original 50 starter/pilot or whatever it was
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cit205 wrote:Would have thought that would be better off with a 24/24e carb .

Has it got a fast flow tap?
what is the standard starter ,that sounds like a px200 one ,maybe it is flooding up ,try the original 50 starter/pilot or whatever it was
Fitted SIP fast flow today, as I say, its' ok at high revs, it's in between tickover and high, seems to be the problem. The engine came with that carb, apparently, all set up!
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Done a few of these conversions and using the standard 20mm carb like yours, great cheap upgrade for a 125. Only thing I changed was the main to 106/108, so as Ben says maybe sort the rest of the jetting back to PX125 spec...check scooterhelp.com

http://www.scooterhelp.com/scooters/VNX2T.px125e.html
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thanks for help, will play tomorrow ;)
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After playing!! I'm still beat. It just tries to die when I up the revs from tickover. I tried a smaller idle jet 52/140, but made no difference. I checked to see if the fuel pipe is kinked, but that seems ok. Don't know what else to try?
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Wey, hey sunbeam! Took the carb off, stripped it down, cleaned it all thoroughly and blew out with comp. air, reassembled, now no problems, infact it flies :lol:
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Is this on the sportique sticking with 8" wheels job you were working on?
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cit205 wrote:Is this on the sportique sticking with 8" wheels job you were working on?
Yes, got the SIP conversion kit, that keeps the original 8" wheels. PX 125 engine, with a DR 180 kit, which also came with a mallossi upgear kit. SIP fast flow tap, new nylon lined cables.
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