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Author: Subject: 1600cc Honda - bike carbs - CVK40 or CBR600 F3s?
bricheun

posted on 2/11/06 at 06:43 AM Reply With Quote
1600cc Honda - bike carbs - CVK40 or CBR600 F3s?

Engine : 1590 CC D16A6 with 272 cam.

I am going to get a manifold from Bogg Bros. Now the question is to whether to use the CBR600 F3s (35mm venturi) carbs or buy another set of R6 carbs (40mm)..

Will the 4 X 35mm be adequate?

Any advice is much appreicated.

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oliwb

posted on 2/11/06 at 07:49 AM Reply With Quote
I'm running zx7r's on my allegedly tuned 1600 pinto....38.5mm venturi's and they're running fine....would have thought 35 was a little small and 40 a little large....Oli.





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bricheun

posted on 2/11/06 at 08:49 AM Reply With Quote
Thanks Oli..

The thing is I got the CBR600 F3 carbs for a bargain.

The standard dual carbs I have at the moment are the Keihin CV carbs with 2 35mm throttles. Would my theory prove correct that if I used 4 X 35mm each port is now double the allowable flow?

Or, 1 X 35mm feeding 2 ports, but only 1 port is sucking at any one time is still 1 X 35 per port..I hope you understand what i am saying.

The car is pulling really well from 2000-6000 but sort of dies off after that, even with cam timing retarded it loses out in the higher rpm.

I hate to get the CBR600 F3s sorted out only to find it is still the same as the originial dual carbs..

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MikeRJ

posted on 2/11/06 at 09:50 AM Reply With Quote
Compare the power output of the bike they came off to what you are expecting/hoping to achieve. This should give you an idea if they are within the right ballpark.

You can't make carb/throttle body size much smaller simply because there is one per port. Whilst the average air flow is only a 1/4 of the total engines requirements, the peak flow is about the same for a four cylinder engine.

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bricheun

posted on 2/11/06 at 10:14 AM Reply With Quote
The engine in standard form is around 115bhp. With the 272 cam I am expecting around 130+..

The CBR 600 F3 were rated at around 100bhp..meaning I am well off target!..damn..

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Marcus

posted on 2/11/06 at 12:25 PM Reply With Quote
I think you'll be alright with the F3 carbs.
Bear in mind that, if you went with a pair of Weber DCOEs, they (40s) would be running 32 - 34mm chokes.





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bricheun

posted on 2/11/06 at 03:38 PM Reply With Quote
Right!!! It is not the thottle max opening right? It is the smallest part..I think it is 35mm, I suppose your F3s are also 35mm.

Steve at Bogg Bros said it will be ok...38..is also ok..and 40 is ok..they are able to get any carbs working :-)

Though I am in Hong Kong, I am coming back in Xmas to visit them and get the manifold fabbed up + a reject.

Great guy!

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bricheun

posted on 3/11/06 at 02:33 PM Reply With Quote
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