Hello.drei03 hat geschrieben: ↑Fr 31. Jan 2025, 11:07 Servus !
Also im Ösiland ist der Abgasgrenzwert so :
Max 600ppm Hc und 4,5% CO bis Ez 1.1.1980
und 3,5% CO ad 1.1.1980 im Leerlauf .
Die 600 ppm HC muss so ein Motor wie vom
Treatersteller locker unterbieten wenn die
Komponenten rundherum passen!
Ob da der Kolbenrückstand 1,2mm oder 1,55mm
hat ist da völlig egal !!
Übrigens, die Gendarmerie gibt es schon lange nicht mehr!
Die nennen sich überall gleich Polizei
( im Jargon eventuell Rennleitung).
Robert
A little late to comment on this. But, the comment on the HC being independant whether the deck height is 1,2 or 1,55 is wrong. I the HC is the same the timing is wrong. (Or evenly impportant, the ignition strength is inadequate) Going from 1,55 mm deckheight to 1,0-1,1 mm deck height can easily reduce HC with 100-125 on a decent engine. If the ignition is good you can deduct another 50-75.
Wrt. the Chinese Solex, especially the 39 mm ones, I kinda have to agree with Guido. It is very much hit and miss. Sometimes you are lucky, other times you are not. Of all the different manufacturers who offer the Solex 34/37 and 39 there was ONE which actually delivered a very good carburettor. But, sadly it was bought out by Fajs 10 months ago, so now that carb is NLA. :-/
A German 34 mm Solex, with a properly shaped 28 - 28,5 mm venturi will support 90 hp easily. The trick is more the center section. If the center section is not right the vacuum signal gets skewed. Then you will have to use a mechanical only distributor or get someone skilled to dial in your timing curve.
70 hp with a 34 mm Solex is easy. As Nowak says, the W100 was not our first choice, but since you have it already, use it.
I do not build many ACVW engines anymore. I am getting old. But my 1600 std plus stage2 is built around a CB2280 cam and pulls 72-77 hp dependant on final setup. Stage3, 80-82 hp. Stage 4 87-89 hp (Din) - The stage 4 is mostly because we can. It is about the same price to build a similar hp 1776 with more torque.
Lars is spot on with the dual sgl carb set up on a sgl port engine. Due to the layout it is somewhat difficult to gain much power with the stock center section. A 1600 sgl port is severly limited in the center section already from stock, so better breathing is godsent for that engine type.