257carb vs 813carb
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rckiwi, thanks for your response but could you tell me why you feel the 990 carb performance is better than the 257 & 813?? From what I understand the 990 is a 813 minus the accelerator pump. Are you saying that this carb has more topend or is just easier to set up??
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RE: 257carb vs 813carb
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rckiwi, thanks for your response but could you tell me why you feel the 990 carb performance is better than the 257 & 813?? From what I understand the 990 is a 813 minus the accelerator pump. Are you saying that this carb has more topend or is just easier to set up??
rckiwi, thanks for your response but could you tell me why you feel the 990 carb performance is better than the 257 & 813?? From what I understand the 990 is a 813 minus the accelerator pump. Are you saying that this carb has more topend or is just easier to set up??
257 I have only used on boats and they work very well! but no primer!
813 I have used on various cars off road from 26-29cc Zens to CY270 awesome carb until they get wear on the throttle shaft due to
A/ dirt getting between the shaft and body wearing the shaft out quickly
B/ also because the shaft has also tension spring for the pump also makes it wear quicker.
The 990 seems very easy to tune compared to 813, but still only needs small adjustments to get different results. as far as no choke or pump, once it is fully primed takes 3-4 pulls from dead cold to start.
I hope this helps you! Cheers
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Levi133 my 771 does not have a choke on it , I have to cover the carb with my hand give it a tug or 2 to prime it. I kinda like the 771 carb because it has proved to be reliable but I am always looking for more performance.
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I would say stay with what u have or even port and get rid of the choke on a 668 and try it.. u would be surprised..
I would say stay with what u have or even port and get rid of the choke on a 668 and try it.. u would be surprised..
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How do you port a carb??
How do you port a carb??