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  • in reply to: Question for the day #12352
    Stephen barthelmass
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    You drill it and open it more. If I had to guess its to get more flow without having to worry about it vibrating out. Also no matter how far you open a valve if the initial port is too small it will just lean out.

    Ive done this to 2 carbs  and the before and after is extremely noticeable.

    in reply to: Leopard starter (again) #12277
    Stephen barthelmass
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    pull the starter and check the brushes. only part of the equation left if you have power to the starter.

    in reply to: Swapping Kid Kart Cylinder #8761
    Stephen barthelmass
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    Probably not. The clearances are most likely not the same. Engine clearances are down to .o1mm

    in reply to: How to Identify a PRD #6915
    Stephen barthelmass
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    The air cooled and the 80cc never really made its way over to the us. And if it is tag its for sure a fireball 125. If the head is black it is the the newer motor. Then it all comes down to ignition and clutch style. If its got the sudper clutch and easy start its the newest version. If it has the old ignition but “newer style clutch but with friction material its one version older.

    in reply to: Getting Birel R32 steering column centered #4545
    Stephen barthelmass
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    it sounds like eitheryour tightening the bolt on the bottom of the steering shaft too tight. You have a bent steering shaft or a seized uniball bearing.  If the steering shaft is hitting the uniball housing when turning the wheel then something is definitely bent.

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