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ArmyOfOne 05-12-2004 09:31 PM

Well I was at a local motorcycle place today and I am searching for some stuff for my 6 port when I noticed kind of a trap door. I think it is vacuum operated. Anyways I got a better Idea than a butterfly valve to help shut off the aux ports and maintain port velocity.



BTW does anyone know about how much CFM a 4 pack of these would flow?



If it is above the target number it might be worth the effort.

j9fd3s 05-13-2004 12:47 AM

isnt that an aptly named constant depression carb?

kahren 05-13-2004 01:16 AM

how big is that inside diameter?

bill shurvinton 05-13-2004 04:00 PM

A set of 4 carbs of a 650cc or up bike should be in the ball park. Twin 2.25 SUs used to be very in vogue here in the UK.



However getting progressive opening that you want is not what they were designed for, so unless you are already an expert on those sort of carbs you will not get what you want.



The EFI throttle bodies off bikes are great though...light and cheap.

mazdaspeed7 05-13-2004 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by bill shurvinton' date='May 13 2004, 05:00 PM
A set of 4 carbs of a 650cc or up bike should be in the ball park. Twin 2.25 SUs used to be very in vogue here in the UK.



However getting progressive opening that you want is not what they were designed for, so unless you are already an expert on those sort of carbs you will not get what you want.



The EFI throttle bodies off bikes are great though...light and cheap.

Ive got a set of GSXR TB's sitting on my desk beside me waiting for a manifold. 4 x 42 mm https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

bill shurvinton 05-13-2004 05:33 PM

I have 600s and 1000s in the garage so I can hedge my bets.



Also waiting on getting my ar5e into gear to sort out fly-by-wire onto them.

Ranzo 05-13-2004 05:42 PM

In japan they make those for cars they are called FCR (flat carberator) The hachi roku guys use them alot. They make this interesting rattling sound when you use big cams with them.

MPM 05-14-2004 10:37 AM

I've seen some motorcycle carbs used on a rotary engined airplane before. But the requirements for an airplane engine at a constant throttle is entirely different than a car.



I've got a set of the GSXR throttle bodies also. Such a nice package to start with and the price can't be beat.

mazdaspeed7 05-14-2004 11:15 AM

Ill be making the manifold for mine next week https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

bill shurvinton 05-15-2004 03:55 PM

Show us all the pics when done as I'd be interested to see how you do it. I've got some thoughts but always open to seeing if someone else has a more elegant solution.

j200pruf 05-20-2004 02:57 AM

Hey Bill, are the newer Bike TB's butterflys or are they like the slide carbs?

bill shurvinton 05-20-2004 05:07 PM

I only have experience of GSXR TBs and they are all butterflies. 2001 on they all have secondaries that are controlled by the ECU as a sort of pseudo fly by wire.

CypherNinja 05-22-2004 11:21 PM

A set of roller barrel TB's would be even better.



Progressive opening and zero restriction at WOT.

bill shurvinton 05-23-2004 03:52 AM


Originally Posted by CypherNinja' date='May 22 2004, 08:21 PM
A set of roller barrel TB's would be even better.



Progressive opening and zero restriction at WOT.

Errm, no they wouldn't. Roller barrels are notoriously bad on part throttle and cause all sorts of fuel mixing problems due to stagnation on the port walls.


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