OK everybody I am after your collective wisdom here.
I have an nc35 with an ethos half system on it. I am about to get some larger main jets to deal with full throttle fueling but I wanted to know how to deal with the midrange. ON nc30's I understand you can just put an extra half ml washer and that sorts it quite nicely, however I read somewhere on here that instead of the extra washer, a set of softer slide springs works better on the 35. My question is, has anyone on here actually done this with their nc35? and what was the result.
Ta
slide springs for nc35
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Re: slide springs for nc35
Trude, you are correct. I have a set of Rick Oliver's repro hrc springs in my nc35 carbs (as quite a few people have done on the forum), a cheap worthwhile upgrade IMO. The overall effect feels very similar to raising the needles with a washer in the nc30 carbs.trude wrote:ON nc30's I understand you can just put an extra half ml washer and that sorts it quite nicely, however I read somewhere on here that instead of the extra washer, a set of softer slide springs works better on the 35. My question is, has anyone on here actually done this with their nc35? and what was the result.
Rick is a member here, do a member search and you'll find him.
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Re: slide springs for nc35
Brilliant. Thanks mate, I will place an order
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Re: slide springs for nc35
can't go wrong following Cammo's advice
i've done the larger jets and HRC spec slide springs but haven't got around to actually riding the bike...still waiting for new sprockets from the UK so i can put the new chain on...takes so long

i've done the larger jets and HRC spec slide springs but haven't got around to actually riding the bike...still waiting for new sprockets from the UK so i can put the new chain on...takes so long
