35mm FCR's on Rap, need help diagnosing problem (DS crowd please read too)
#11
Thanks bansheeman351, I appreciate the info!
But I guess I am still not reall happy about the situation I am in still. If this is true, then why isn't this being done to the carbs sent out by Trinity prior to sending them out. They built this motor and should know what works and what doesn't, atleast "baseline" or starting point. I don't feel like I am at a anything close to a starting point when I can't hit the throttle witout the thing bogging like crazy. I am at 600' above sea level and their "baseline" is set for sea level, not a huge diffeerence, but some. And again, I ask why have these spec's on their site changed so many times? Atleast twice that I know of.
Am I wrong in thinking like this? Please correct me and put me in my place if anyone thinks so. PLease explain.
Thanks again bsheeman351
But I guess I am still not reall happy about the situation I am in still. If this is true, then why isn't this being done to the carbs sent out by Trinity prior to sending them out. They built this motor and should know what works and what doesn't, atleast "baseline" or starting point. I don't feel like I am at a anything close to a starting point when I can't hit the throttle witout the thing bogging like crazy. I am at 600' above sea level and their "baseline" is set for sea level, not a huge diffeerence, but some. And again, I ask why have these spec's on their site changed so many times? Atleast twice that I know of.
Am I wrong in thinking like this? Please correct me and put me in my place if anyone thinks so. PLease explain.
Thanks again bsheeman351
#12
Originally posted by: swytak
Thanks bansheeman351, I appreciate the info!
But I guess I am still not reall happy about the situation I am in still. If this is true, then why isn't this being done to the carbs sent out by Trinity prior to sending them out. They built this motor and should know what works and what doesn't, atleast "baseline" or starting point. I don't feel like I am at a anything close to a starting point when I can't hit the throttle witout the thing bogging like crazy. I am at 600' above sea level and their "baseline" is set for sea level, not a huge diffeerence, but some. And again, I ask why have these spec's on their site changed so many times? Atleast twice that I know of.
Am I wrong in thinking like this? Please correct me and put me in my place if anyone thinks so. PLease explain.
Thanks again bsheeman351
Thanks bansheeman351, I appreciate the info!
But I guess I am still not reall happy about the situation I am in still. If this is true, then why isn't this being done to the carbs sent out by Trinity prior to sending them out. They built this motor and should know what works and what doesn't, atleast "baseline" or starting point. I don't feel like I am at a anything close to a starting point when I can't hit the throttle witout the thing bogging like crazy. I am at 600' above sea level and their "baseline" is set for sea level, not a huge diffeerence, but some. And again, I ask why have these spec's on their site changed so many times? Atleast twice that I know of.
Am I wrong in thinking like this? Please correct me and put me in my place if anyone thinks so. PLease explain.
Thanks again bsheeman351
Your right on!, I would be frustrated myself!
#13
Originally posted by: BartlettRacing
swytak
I figured it out ....you got the wronge carbs!!!!!!!!!!! you need to go on the trinity site and buy the ones listed for $1,329 dollars the one's he used to sell for $700 must be the bad ones ...think the new one's are gold plated and use dimond needles ...much better carb then the $700 ones
swytak
I figured it out ....you got the wronge carbs!!!!!!!!!!! you need to go on the trinity site and buy the ones listed for $1,329 dollars the one's he used to sell for $700 must be the bad ones ...think the new one's are gold plated and use dimond needles ...much better carb then the $700 ones
#15
Swytak- I had a setup problem or two with my FCR's and used this info to dial them in( you may have already seen it) it was helpful. My 39'S made a very noticeable improvement on the top end- Don't give up just yet!
Good luck- and yes the accel. pump is adjustable by spreading or pinching the metal tab that in on the linkage.
click here
FCR tunning
Good luck- and yes the accel. pump is adjustable by spreading or pinching the metal tab that in on the linkage.
click here
FCR tunning
#16
Thanks ALOT major!!!!
From just the 10 minutes I spent browsing through that site, I suspect there is a good amount of helpfull information there.
Thanks again!!!
From just the 10 minutes I spent browsing through that site, I suspect there is a good amount of helpfull information there.
Thanks again!!!
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