Fired up my Echo 23.6cc today!
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I finally got a chance to make a test stand and tach my little Echo Kioritz today!
Still all stock for now but I was supprised. It turned a 16x8 APC at 7000 rpm then
I took the little deflector plate and spark suppressor screen off the muffler and it
turned 7800 rpm all with my Tower Hobbies digital mini tach. I don't know how
accurate it is but it seemed pretty consistant. I have a larger carb to try and I am
going to experiment with some different muffler designs. I will post #'s when I do.
Pete
Still all stock for now but I was supprised. It turned a 16x8 APC at 7000 rpm then
I took the little deflector plate and spark suppressor screen off the muffler and it
turned 7800 rpm all with my Tower Hobbies digital mini tach. I don't know how
accurate it is but it seemed pretty consistant. I have a larger carb to try and I am
going to experiment with some different muffler designs. I will post #'s when I do.
Pete
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Thanks, w8ye
She is my little co-pilot, likes planes and likes to help.
I plan on putting the Echo on a Funtana .90 if I can get enough power out of it.
Pete
She is my little co-pilot, likes planes and likes to help.
I plan on putting the Echo on a Funtana .90 if I can get enough power out of it.
Pete
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Well I tried another carb tonight It was a WT312 of a non running Mac weedie I had given to me free in a bucket. It has a bigger throat than the original carb but I couldn't get any more than 6500 rpm I tried adjusting both the high and low needles but it just wouldn't rev out. At least I got a free bucket! I'll have to try a different carb.
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Thanks Dave,
I do have that printed off I also got some tips from another member here Fastratporting service
I will be trying both I just want to do everything in steps and see what gains I get.
Pete
I do have that printed off I also got some tips from another member here Fastratporting service
I will be trying both I just want to do everything in steps and see what gains I get.
Pete
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Thanks w8ye,
The one with the 28 stamped in it is what I am looking for I just had the WT 312 laying around
so I thought I would give it a try. Do you know what the model #'s are of the carbs with the 28
stamped in them.
Thanks,
Pete
The one with the 28 stamped in it is what I am looking for I just had the WT 312 laying around
so I thought I would give it a try. Do you know what the model #'s are of the carbs with the 28
stamped in them.
Thanks,
Pete
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Hi,
Here is the web site with a big of carb with sizes. The #24 9.5mm carb will work great on your engine. The #28 11.11mm will take advantage of a ported engine for higher RPM.
http://www.prestwich.ndirect.co.uk/walbrocarbs.htm
Enjoy, Dave
Here is the web site with a big of carb with sizes. The #24 9.5mm carb will work great on your engine. The #28 11.11mm will take advantage of a ported engine for higher RPM.
http://www.prestwich.ndirect.co.uk/walbrocarbs.htm
Enjoy, Dave
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Thanks Dave,
I plan to do some internal mods so I will look for one of the 11.11mm carbs.
Thanks for the reference, I went to a couple repair shops today but didn't have any luck.
I will keep looking or order one online.
Thanks again,
Pete
I plan to do some internal mods so I will look for one of the 11.11mm carbs.
Thanks for the reference, I went to a couple repair shops today but didn't have any luck.
I will keep looking or order one online.
Thanks again,
Pete
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Hi Pete,
A friend of mine in Mobile has many new carbs for sale reasonable. Here is the RCU add. http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/item.cfm?itemId=109710
Dave
A friend of mine in Mobile has many new carbs for sale reasonable. Here is the RCU add. http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/item.cfm?itemId=109710
Dave
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Dave,
I was just looking at those and I did not see any of the ones that were on the list you posted as being the 11.11mm size. Though I might have missed it as he has quite a few on there.
Pete
I was just looking at those and I did not see any of the ones that were on the list you posted as being the 11.11mm size. Though I might have missed it as he has quite a few on there.
Pete




