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Old 08-22-2006 | 11:02 PM
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What is the best glow plugs for a Webra 1.20 speed? Also need new carb for another Webra 1.20. Will a ASP or Thunder tiger Carb work. Or any other carb? If you have any good data....please let me know. Thanks Capt,n
Old 08-23-2006 | 04:42 AM
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Cap, I use a Fox Miracle plug in mine, but I only use 5% nitro, more nitro might require a cooler plug. If you could come up with an Irvine Q 72 carb it will fit perfectly, same bore and neck dia. The latest Irvine carbs have too large a neck diameter. Just Engines may have one or try Justin at Sig. I have a lot of extra carbs, I'll check some out.
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Hobbsy: I wonder if the new China made Supertiger 2300 carb is the right dia. I heard the new tiger engines run great! Thanks< Capt,n
Old 08-23-2006 | 09:42 AM
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Cap, here is what Tower says the neck OD and ID is on the 2300 carb base.====Carb base: 17mm O.D. 12mm I.D. I happen to like ST carbs and use on several non ST engines.
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Hobbsy: Thanks for the fast reply. I will go do some measuring! I also like the tiger carbs. I never had any problems with them. I like the mid range adustment they provide also. Best Regards Capt,n
Old 08-28-2006 | 09:21 PM
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Still need a carb for a Webra 1.20 speed. What brands of carbs will fit? Or Has anyone got a Webra carb to sell. My friend needs one. If you can give us some help on this it will be much appreciated. Also need a missing head bolt. Thanks Capt,n[]
Old 09-02-2006 | 04:55 PM
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hobbsy: I hear you are a YS man! What do you know about a 1.40. I hecked the valve clearance and found out the intake valve is sticking! I cleaned the stem real good...but it still sticks open. Thanks Capt,n[]
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Cap, if cleaning it did no good is there a chance that it got overrevved and bent the valve stem slightly. I was talking to w8ye on the phone a few days ago, he has gotten rid of his YSs and now I am going to do the same. I luv engines almost more than anybody but YSs are more trouble than they're worth.

Did you find a carb for the Webra 1.20 yet? I have several and plan to put a couple on my 1.20 and send you one that has good clean mid range.
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Hobbsy: Nope...no carb yet! Let me know what you got for a carb and how much. That YS 1.40 I worked on for my friend sure looks and runs nice except it took a heck of a lot of tuning. Also when valve sticks...it quits! I do not like the exhaust set-up at all. The piston was clean as a mirror with no marks from valve hitting it. It is only turnig about 8300 RPM...so that should not hurt the valve train. What are all the holes for around the intake valve? Is this a way of supercharging from crankcase? Really looks strange! I figure the pressure must come from crankcase through the circle of holes. He sent the engine back for a new intake valve. We will see what happens. Take Care ......Capt,n
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Cap, the rocker area serves as a plenum to store part of the supercharged air and fuel mix, when the intake valve opens it dumps into intake flow with what is stored in the fat intake pipe or plenum box on the .91s and 1.10s.

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