nc29 newer carbs vs older type
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nc29 newer carbs vs older type
Oredered a set of carbs off ebay as a spare set, arrived this morning and they have the four short trumpets on. Are these better than the old type? (2 short, 2 long trumpets) Is it just the trumpets that are different?
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
Graeme told that 4 short is better, but I also read on this forum that 2 short\2 long is better.. So, choose what you like :))) 

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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
Chris, if you're going to go ram air at any point you'll need the short trumpets, other than that I have no idea what the difference is, despite Francey explaining it to me!!
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
Shorties are for high rev efficency
long ones for lower rev range efficency
4 shorties will optimise the inlet lengths for high rev running..
I reckon..lol
long ones for lower rev range efficency
4 shorties will optimise the inlet lengths for high rev running..
I reckon..lol
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
As CMSMJ1.
I dont think honda ever did 4 short its just a common mod hence I sold the wife's bike with 4 long ones.
I dont think honda ever did 4 short its just a common mod hence I sold the wife's bike with 4 long ones.
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
Nah, the later models had 4 short as standard.
Apparently............
Apparently............
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
I noticed mine had 4 shorties and assumed someone had changed them but the parts manual shows 4 shorties for the R model and 2 long, 2 short for the L, N models, page 57.
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
So for a track bike this might be the best option even without ram air?CMSMJ1 wrote:Shorties are for high rev efficency
long ones for lower rev range efficency
4 shorties will optimise the inlet lengths for high rev running..
I reckon..lol
Marty, you really should pay more attention!


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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
I do pay attention, I'm just crap at remembering stuff!
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Re: nc29 newer carbs vs older type
Sorry guys never come across a R as I don't know anyone with that much money.
Defiantly 4 short if you spend most of your time over 10K.
Defiantly 4 short if you spend most of your time over 10K.