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Nur mal schnell 'ne Lambretta-Technikfrage
By any change someone running an MMW carb angle cover, the one in cnc alu, for pwk28? I would need to know the height of it. And if possible also other measurements and real life test I have very tight space above the carb… I have googled these but can not find the info i need.
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Gran Tourismo GT186 Bedüsung
This is what the manual suggests with an open mouth and franspeed exhaust: Dellorto PHBH30 (caution standard version of this carb has restricted access to air screw and idle stop adjustment when fitted to R/H manifold) Cable choke conversion Part number: 53003. Settings for open mouth with Franspeed race. Suggested jetting between 130 -135 main jet, AV268 atomiser, X13 (or X7) needle, 40 slide, 55 idle jet, Timing set at 17 degrees BTDC Mine, with a Gori sport and foam filter ran with 128 main, x7 needle, av266 or 264 and 54 pilot on a 28phbh. I later changed to a keihin 28pwk and now is on the shelf waiting for a new donor... i hope you have a good starting point with these numbers. It is a nice kit anyway... here is a link to the gt manual, if you did not have it yet: https://lambretta-images.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/GT-manual_3.pdf
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hauben dämmen?
Haha..ok.. then i can CONFIRM... I had the Gori with the original silencer, then i changed to an Bigger MR silencer (i think designed for BGM clubman), but still loud! But it runs great...
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hauben dämmen?
I can tell you that the Gori Sport (very first version, i think 36mm) i had on it before was definitely louder then the JL3! So the combination with the airbox and reso should be a lot nicer if all works out.
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hauben dämmen?
Yes, I know i have to redo the jetting. I don' have a sacchi, but i will try the LTH one if the bgm gives me trouble I understand it will be a bit of a problem to get it right and i will lose some power, but it's just too loud at the moment(for the ones behind me especially) If it still makes sense with a reso? I don't know yet...i will post my findings as soon as i can.
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hauben dämmen?
Perfect, that's exactly what i wanted to know! I have read this whole topic (more than once over the years) but most people used a bigger airbox, or more kart intakes than one. At first i wanted to build one complete from scratch (bigger then standard) or use a rs125 airbox, but if original style airbox would work it would be easier and look more "stock" because i have a left 30mm intake on the gt186 instead of a right intake. So i was wondering if a bgm (or same original modified) airbox would work without causing problems. Thank you very much for all the info! PS: you wrote in this topic that the BGM intake rubber needs reinforcing with a "Krinoline" because it sucks itself closed. Is this still the case with the latest version? If so i will build myself a reinforcement.
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hauben dämmen?
Yes, that and the BGM airbox. I want to know if someone uses both on a bigger carb, like the 28 Keihin without jetting problems or the so called "drosseln" At the moment i run a marchald filter, straight on the carb, through a hole in the panels, but it's to loud.
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hauben dämmen?
Does anybody know if the BGM airbox with new BGM Gummi will work with a 28PWK Keihin carb whitout modification? I'm trying to get met GT186 with JL3 a bit less loud Sorry for writing in englisch , i understand german, but i don't write or speak it very well!
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Ducati 6 pole stator purple wire problems
OK thanx... So probably piston/crank problem?
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Ducati 6 pole stator purple wire problems
I've changed the flywheel for a third time, also cleaned all grounds and checked sparkplug gap once again and now all is working. I think both flywheels i used had same problem (to little magnetisme?)But now i have some kind of knock/trembling sound coming out of top end. I hope its the flywheel thats slightly out of balance and notthing else broke .At least i now know how to fix the purple wire problem.Thanx to all for your help.this topic can be closedGrtz,Gio
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Ducati 6 pole stator purple wire problems
I suppose it's something shorting out, but i've double checked grounds. All switches are new by the way. Today i've noticed that if i rev the engine when i put the switch in position 2 the bulbs light up for a second before the engine cuts off. At idle the engine cuts off immediately. In position 3 with all lights on and pushing horn or brakelights there are no problems at all at idle... Thank you for thinking with me, all tips are always welcome with this weird problem.
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Ducati 6 pole stator purple wire problems
Thank you. junction box is new, even changed it twice and checked all connections. bulb holder where cleaner all connections and even changed place for purper wires. yesterday i even changed the coil with the purple wire for a third one, and another flywheel. Made an extra ground for the speedobulb and changed the two small lamps again...no luck.
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Ducati 6 pole stator purple wire problems
Hi, My name is Gio, and i've been on the forum for a while, but i don't post much because of time (sorry for that) I've worked on a number of Lambretta's (or engines) but never had this problem and it's driving me mad! The Lambretta in question is an 1966 Italian 150 Silver Special. I've rebuild the engine but kept as much original parts as possible (also original paint etc). The ignition is the original 6 pole Ducati, 6V, no battery! I've been having a problem with the lights that work with the ignition switch in position 2, so the speedo bulb and bullet type lamp (position light?) and rear light. The Lambretta starts without a problem, first kick every time with the key in position 1 or 3 (headlights etc) but as soon as i put the key in position 2 it cuts out. I've checked everything and even changed the complete wiring loom, the ignition switch and the light switch, just in case... al ground cables and lamps are also new. The problem seems to be the purple wire coming from the ignition! If i put the brown cable in the place the purple needs to fit the speedo bulb and bullet lamp work! If i put the purple cable in the position the brown has to be, the bike cuts of with the ignition switch in position 3!! So, before you say change the stator....i already tried with a second one i had!!! This is the weirdest problem i ever had. Is there someone that had the same problem? Or does the Ducati 6pole stator have a known issue with the purple wire? I've checked everything else a million times and tried everything i know...always same problem! If i forgot something, please ask. I hope someone can help me. Sorry for writing in english... i understand german, but cannot speak or write it very good!
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High revs when up to temp
I've checked the cable. It looks ok. And it revs even when not on it. But i've already decided to change it anyway! If by misstaken the Grease i used is not the right high temp one, can this hurt? Anyway i want to think you all for the ideas!
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High revs when up to temp
Possibly it was too much, or maybe not high temp grease? I don't remember what i used. Could this give the high revs? Or should i continue looking?