If only anybody had an exhaust header with O2 sensor bung. LOL
I appreciate all the help.
I can get some more pics.
HOW IT BEHAVES....
Starts easy with choke on with the throttle cracked open.
Can turn the choke off right away.
Seems to let me start driving right away, (I can give it throttle without letting the engine warm up and it doesn't die -
about 80 degrees today)
If I punch it from Idle and hold it, it will stall and die.
If I ease into WOT from Idle, there is a little (sputter or stumble or bog or hesitation or something).
With the hotter AR3911, that "bog thing" seemed better.
It didn't completely go away, but got better.
Once I get passed that (sputter stumble or bog or hesitation) it runs fine.
It seems like I can run at WOT all day with no problems.
Max RPMs and 1/4 mile times will be next.
You know I like numbers! It will be good for me to feel the kart with my butt, check the speed and rpm with gauges, and also look at the plugs with my eyes.
I just wanted to put this out there to see what I could learn. I liked the poll too.
More pics and testing to come.
Thanks again!
Bob
---------- Post added at 03:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:18 AM ----------
PV = nRT
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideal_gas_law
Pressure * Volume = Number of particles * constant * temperature
If pressure and volume stay constant (say 1 atm and 1 cubic foot) and temperature goes up....
The number of O2 particles has to go down.
Since the air is not in a closed system, as temp goes up... Pressure goes down. Same CFM will move less O2.
Less O2 with same jetting, means it will be rich.
http://www.onallcylinders.com/2013/...er-nature-how-to-tune-for-weather-conditions/
One of the keys to tuning for weather is the carburetor setup, jetting in particular. Here’s an example: when the thermometer rises, the density of the air decreases. That effectively decreases the available oxygen to feed the engine. Carburetor jetting should be reduced to compensate and prevent an over-rich air/fuel mixture
http://www.southbayriders.com/forums/threads/132589/
A bike tuned in summer will be lean in winter. The denser air has more O2 (but the CFM is the same). More O2 with same jetting will be lean.
---------- Post added at 03:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:45 AM ----------
EXCUSE ME????? C'MON MAN!!!!! What is this ? Sadie Hawkins day?
It's gonna run the RICHEST.....in the hottest DRIEST part of the year?



That is beyond ridiculous!
Perhaps you meant NEEDS to run the richest....but....unless TUNED that way....it will indeed run the LEANEST!
I disagree.
Can I have this dance?