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Author: Subject: Blade Indy Lacking power on hard accelleration
tompat3463

posted on 11/7/11 at 08:27 PM Reply With Quote
Blade Indy Lacking power on hard accelleration

as the titlr really..

My indy blade ir really lacking power (i think) when I accellerate hard.

It sounds really lumpy and rough.. I really cany explain it any other way.. ]

Its the 919 and is running on a sausage filter into the engine bay (no airbox)

its started doing it when I took the carbs off to clean. could I have disrupted something when doing this ?

Also. How do I know if my carbs need balanced ?? and how do I do it ?


Tia alan


Also.. I bought a set of carbs for another blade project I'm running and with the carbs came a dynojet kit. with loadsa different sets of needles.

How on earth do I know what needle to use on different applications ??

I.e For my car setup with sausage filter into engine bay which jets would people recomend ??

Cheers ALan

[Edited on 11/7/11 by tompat3463]

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Craigman9

posted on 11/7/11 at 08:33 PM Reply With Quote
CARBURETTOR CARB VACUUM GAUGE BALANCER 2 / 4 CYLINDER | eBay UK

I have some of these to help balance the carbs out, might be worth investing

Cheers
Craig

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tomgregory2000

posted on 11/7/11 at 08:35 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by tompat3463
as the titlr really..

My indy blade ir really lacking power (i think) when I accellerate hard.





That be one of them bec for ya, need a propper engine in there

Im sorry i just could not help myself

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tompat3463

posted on 11/7/11 at 08:37 PM Reply With Quote
Craigman9 ... How ecactly do U use the balancers ???
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Craigman9

posted on 11/7/11 at 08:41 PM Reply With Quote
I have only done it on mine car which is a cec (as Tom mentioned ) with ZX9R carbs.

On my inlet manifold there are four screws which need to be taken out and then the tubes from the balancing kit connected. Then it's a case of starting the engine and looking to see the vacuum that each of the cylinders pulls. Give it a little rev etc and just balance them out using the screws for the carbs ( I have no idea what the correct name of this is).

Craig

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Steve Hignett

posted on 11/7/11 at 10:06 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Craigman9
CARBURETTOR CARB VACUUM GAUGE BALANCER 2 / 4 CYLINDER | eBay UK

I have some of these to help balance the carbs out, might be worth investing

Cheers
Craig



I have a set of those for sale if you are interested??? (anyone ) I replaced the cheap nasty rubber stuff for some decent silicone stuff and then only ever used them once!!!

Yours for £20 plus P+P @ cost???

Cheers,
Steve

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welderman

posted on 12/7/11 at 07:30 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Hignett
quote:
Originally posted by Craigman9
CARBURETTOR CARB VACUUM GAUGE BALANCER 2 / 4 CYLINDER | eBay UK

I have some of these to help balance the carbs out, might be worth investing

Cheers
Craig



I have a set of those for sale if you are interested??? (anyone ) I replaced the cheap nasty rubber stuff for some decent silicone stuff and then only ever used them once!!!

Yours for £20 plus P+P @ cost???

Cheers,
Steve



thats a good price mate





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mad-butcher

posted on 12/7/11 at 11:17 AM Reply With Quote
Don't forget number 3 carb is the base carb and shouldn't be adjusted unless of course you've messed around with it and number 3 carbs vacuum reading is the base for the other 3

tony

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daviep

posted on 12/7/11 at 11:47 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by mad-butcher
Don't forget number 3 carb is the base carb and shouldn't be adjusted unless of course you've messed around with it and number 3 carbs vacuum reading is the base for the other 3

tony


There is normally only 3 adjusting screws, you balance carbs 1+2 (LH adjusting screw) then carbs 3+4 (RH adjusting screw) then you adjust the central adjusting screw which balances the two pairs.

As mentioned already make sure to blip the throttle after each adjustment of the screws to settle the spindles back to their normal postion.

Davie

Edited as I don't knowmy lefts and rights

[Edited on 12/7/11 by daviep]





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