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Carb size on 399cc 81mm bore esr cylinder 77 stroke

6.4K views 23 replies 11 participants last post by  diesel53  
#1 ·
Some specs, going to be ridden at sea level:

cr ignition plus 8 timing
trx11 pipe
81mm x77mm stroke, drag port, 44mm intake.

So I only have a 39mm carb at the moment, and I know its not enough. Im concerned it will cause issues. Any tips for jetting until I can get it bored to a 42.5??

Thinking of starting at a 180 main, 55 slow and middle position on the needle.
 
#2 ·
I have a motor really close to what you have. I too tried exactly what your trying, and it seemed like the thing had restrictor plate on it. It was fast but nothing like it should've been. ESR told me with the pwk that I have to start with 195mj. It wasnt even close, I ended up all the way down to a 165 or 170(cant remember for sure).
Shortly after I switched to 44mm Lectron, I had hell with it at first, but I got plenty of help from this forum. Now it screams.
 
#5 ·
On my 370 on gas I ran a 40.5 and I belive my main was a 165 or 168 I too went to a 44 lectron and then to a 48 lectron. What a diff on the big end once you go to a lectron. They pull like freight trains
 
#9 ·
Yes they are easy to tune period. Gas or alky.
 
#10 ·
Lectron all the way. Give Packard a call and he will fix you up.
 
#11 ·
44 has been gone awhile I ran the 48 hv for 2 years then I upgraded to my puma
 
#18 ·
oh no, much more lol... I know its messed up. Probably 10mm below the floor. Motor will be sent to Tapia racing soon. Im done with ESR.

Bike ran moderately but not well. Not sure what symptoms that would create though. Powerrange was at the botttom end with a non existant top end.
 
#24 ·
spacer was about 6mm I believe. plus gaskets would have been correct for the appropriate cylinder/porting. about 7.5mm. Not sure what they were thinking but they wont see me again.. The porting seems further off than what removing the spacer would have used. I still need to look closet at it though..