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MVVS 35 gas
Is the wt 481 the right carb for the 35mvvs? Should you be able to see the ring gap through the exaust port? Thanks Rich
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RE: MVVS 35 gas
Rich,
The ring gap must be where the groove in the piston in is pegged; and that should be between the exhaust port and an intake bypass. It must not be visible in the exhaust port. |
RE: MVVS 35 gas
The standard carb is WT561, WT481 is the 26cc carb
edit: old 35cc engines did have the 481 carb, and for a while both engines had the same one. |
RE: MVVS 35 gas
Dar thanks a lot. I thought it was strange that the ring gap would be in an open area. I must have a broken ring. Rich
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RE: MVVS 35 gas
Pe I just bought this motor and it was supposed to be the 35cc motor. Is there any marking on the 35cc motor? How much is the wt 561 carb? Thanks Rich
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RE: MVVS 35 gas
Pe Peivers Thanks for all the help. Can I expect much improvement if I go to the bigger carb WT561? The motor seems to run fine just a little short on power compared to my other MVVS 35 and it does have the 561 carb. Thanks Rich
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RE: MVVS 35 gas
Rich,
Did you already change the piston-ring? Also, it take a length of time for the engine to reach optimum performance. MVVS' glow engines are notorious for this trait and I believe Pé calls them 'great second season engines'... They come into their own after 6-10 running hours, gaining several hundred RPM in the process. |
RE: MVVS 35 gas
Dar After pulling the motor appart , the piston was turned 180 deg. The piston and ring looked new. I didn't change the ring. The previous owner said the motor had only about a gallon and half of fuel run through it. I will get some tac readings today. Thanks Rich
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RE: MVVS 35 gas
With an APC 20X10 and a pitta muffler The motor was turning 6850 rpm. We are at 6400 ft elev. I guess that is not to bad. Thanks Rich
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