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Old 08-25-2016, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by spaceworm
I would to love to hear that one run. Do you have a video clip? With that cylinder offset, does it sound like a Harley? Thanks.

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It's an even fire twin. Each cylinder is offset 15* for 30* total and the crank is also offset 30*.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XYP1_aCtRk


On GI they are so imbalanced as far as A/F ratio they sound like a Merlin. For the ADD afflicted, fast forward to 2:36 for the best sound. (this is not my video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBickqgN_fM

When you add CDI & lean it out, it runs more like an opposed twin. (sorry, no video)



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Old 08-26-2016, 07:16 AM
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Only one thing sounds like a Harley...and that would be a "Harley"

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Old 08-26-2016, 07:18 AM
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Crap....page didn't update (as usual)...

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Old 08-26-2016, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by BJ64
Only one thing sounds like a Harley...and that would be a "Harley"

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Some would say that my FA-130T sounds like a Harley!
Old 08-26-2016, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by spaceworm
Some would say that my FA-130T sounds like a Harley!

Enya VT-240 is the closest I've ever heard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xHKBIWasKg
Old 08-27-2016, 10:25 AM
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lol, you can see the fuel draining down in the tank. Sounds good.
Old 08-28-2016, 02:35 AM
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The enya shotgun exhaust pipes look uber cool and it sounds neat at lower rpm but..i'm trying not to crack a bad harley joke.Ok what's the difference between a hoover and a harley? the position of the dirtbag as i said apologies to anyone who may be remotely offended.
Old 08-28-2016, 03:47 AM
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I had a 1.80 Laser V-twin for a while, the thing howled like a 283 Chevy at full honk.
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Old 08-28-2016, 06:00 AM
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Bet that was fun to tune with the twin carbs.
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It wasn't bad at all, Lasers are kind of no brainer engines. I had a .70 single also.
Old 08-29-2016, 04:13 AM
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Acdc twin carbs or single sooner or later i'm going to catch the magic pixie who sneaks into the shed at night and finally leans an engine off to far,great performance and gets better over time till the damn thing goes f u and how would you like some practice dead sticks.

Dave my dad had a 62 chevy belair with two stage auto and a 283 with a carby conversion think it was a rochester but being 15 and learning to drive in 69 i was full of hippy flat foot,they do sound awesome.
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http://www.secondchancegarage.com/pu...gine-specs.cfm

A few specs on the dual four barrel 283 in 1957,
The fuel injected 283 had 283 hp and 290 foot lbs of torque and 10 to 1 compression ratio.

Horizon has a $30.00 off sale going on right now. I have almost all the parts for the broken cylinder 1.00 I acquired a while back.
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Originally Posted by acdii
Bet that was fun to tune with the twin carbs.
Originally Posted by Dave, FormerDairyFarmer
It wasn't bad at all, Lasers are kind of no brainer engines. I had a .70 single also.

Why are people intimidated by dual carbs?

Just lean out the HSNs as if it was 2 single cyinder engines going back & forth a few times to fine tune.

Then (if you are blessed with CDI) just lean out the LSN on a particular cylinder until it drops out, then open it back up to a few clicks richer than when it picks back up. Do the same for the other cylinder.
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Originally Posted by acdii
Bet that was fun to tune with the twin carbs.
E jags had three SU carbs designed.by a plumber. Had to stick a hose in your ear to.tune them. (or use a unisyn that cost too much)
Wish I still had to do it.
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Ok guys it's been a while since i have askes a question. I just love my saitos. And i have acquired a saito 180 and love it. But you have guys at the field that like the like (ys). ��
The question is witch has more power the awesome saito 180 or the secular ys 140?
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Originally Posted by c-crunch
Ok guys it's been a while since i have askes a question. I just love my saitos. And i have acquired a saito 180 and love it. But you have guys at the field that like the like (ys). ��
The question is witch has more power the awesome saito 180 or the secular ys 140?
Easy to settle that one. Get the two engines at the field, test them on the same prop, with the same fuel, measure the RPM, calculate the HP. I know I'll get caveats on this one!

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Old 08-31-2016, 03:54 AM
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Zip the waterproof jacket up tight charley the answer was throw anything that ain't saito out the window.
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Saito (toga).. Saito! (toga!) ... SAITO! (TOGA!)...

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Pete, I just this minute finished ordering a Saito 1.25a and have nearly all the parts to rebuild the busted 1.00 I took on a few months ago. Saito fun is happening.
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Point well taken SAITO IS THE ONE AND ONLY ONE!!!
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What is this "YS" thiong mentioned? Is it one of those heavy objects you use to hold wing skins while they glue or some sort of R/C boat anchor?
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They will do either very well.
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This happened to a Saito 1.00 a few months ago, I adopted the thing from the fella and over some time have been buying the parts you see and a few that haven't arrived yet. The Boca bearings should be here today or tomorrow.
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Ouch! That is some split! Do you have a replacement cylinder or will you try to repair it?
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
What is this "YS" thiong mentioned? Is it one of those heavy objects you use to hold wing skins while they glue or some sort of R/C boat anchor?

At least YS has the good sense to offer CDI ignition on there glow fuel engines.



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