Geplaatst: 30 okt 2008, 20:47
Here's the disc valve cover modified to take a 20mm carb

The 20mm tube sits right against the edge meaning that leaving a decent amount for the disc valve to seal would leave a nasty step in the inlet tract so after a bit of thought I migged up the top area and reshaped it with the die grinder to angle slightly downwards and widened the hole out to the D shape you can see here.I have since this pic was taken eliminated the slight hollow at the top, dont think it would have caused a problem but just in case.

Here shows the relatively smooth flow I've got now, I relented in the end and had the case re-welded and reworked the intake to leave 2mm for the disc valve to seal I also has a bead of weld run along the bottom of the opening and reshaped it to flow the gases over the crank it means the inlet flow is directed up and down a touch but eliminates any obstructions until it's inside the crankcase.




The 20mm tube sits right against the edge meaning that leaving a decent amount for the disc valve to seal would leave a nasty step in the inlet tract so after a bit of thought I migged up the top area and reshaped it with the die grinder to angle slightly downwards and widened the hole out to the D shape you can see here.I have since this pic was taken eliminated the slight hollow at the top, dont think it would have caused a problem but just in case.


Here shows the relatively smooth flow I've got now, I relented in the end and had the case re-welded and reworked the intake to leave 2mm for the disc valve to seal I also has a bead of weld run along the bottom of the opening and reshaped it to flow the gases over the crank it means the inlet flow is directed up and down a touch but eliminates any obstructions until it's inside the crankcase.

