da50 b%b smoke pump
03-14-2007, 04:11 PM
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da50 b%b smoke pump
Hello
Just wondering if anyone has installed a b%b smoke pump on a da 50 . Have one on my g62 and love the system, if so any help on procedure would be greatly appreciated
thnxs
Just wondering if anyone has installed a b%b smoke pump on a da 50 . Have one on my g62 and love the system, if so any help on procedure would be greatly appreciated
thnxs
03-14-2007, 05:27 PM
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RE: da50 b%b smoke pump
is this the one:http://www.bennettbuilt.com/smoke.htm
that mean that u need to drill ar the back plate! dont!
go and buy an electric one for less than 90$, and up u go
that mean that u need to drill ar the back plate! dont!
go and buy an electric one for less than 90$, and up u go
03-14-2007, 05:38 PM
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RE: da50 b%b smoke pump
Yes bennett built you tap the crankcase for pressure works great with the zenoah g62 very reliable no batterys ,i havent had much luck with the battery pump type .
03-14-2007, 05:40 PM
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RE: da50 b%b smoke pump
no need to drill a DA. There are two taped holes in the case with plugs in them. One was used for the original pulse line to the carb.
03-14-2007, 06:29 PM
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RE: da50 b%b smoke pump
Awsome thanks Mark and Gahdi i should be in buisness now , time to buy that yak to go with it .I havent purchased the da 50 yet any recomondations to battery size for ignition this will be my fist cnh ignition?
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RE: da50 b%b smoke pump
if your using Nickel metal cells look for 1200-1600 Milliamps But the key is LOW IMPEEDANCE! the lower the resistance the better! use 4.8 ot 6 Volt packs whatever your preferance is. I like using NoBS batterys. http://www.hangtimes.com/giantrxpacks.html
If your wanting to use LI-Ion look to www.fromeco.org
If your wanting to use LI-Ion look to www.fromeco.org
