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Kick the girlfriend out -45...70kg
Posted on: 2011/1/10 23:57
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Ha Ha, total fluke.....but suprised seats are so heavy, can see why race cars only have one light weight seat.
Quess its possible to remove a lot weight from a 1200 just by unbolting the seats and also carpet.
Passenger seat -12kg
Back seat -20kg (another quess)
carpet -10kg (another guess)
Fit 6kg race seat -6kg
Total -48kg
Thats a lot of weight loss from a couple of very simple mods.
Posted on: 2011/1/10 23:05
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Hiya, i,ve also wanted to weigh mine but hav,nt got around to it yet. However from the many times i,ve carried them around i,m guessing at about 12kgs each.....
Posted on: 2011/1/10 8:28
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Hiya, I had a similar prob when fitting up and a15 to a 4 speed and I hope I can help out a bit here.....It depends on what flywheel you are using as the a15 flywheel is thicker. You,ve prob got a standard a12 flywheel so use all the 4 speed stuff.
I fitted an a12 flywheel to my a15 so I could fit it to a 4 speed.....
Posted on: 2011/1/9 22:13
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Hiya, i,ve been having a simila problem with my a15 except tp start with I could,nt even get it out of 1st gear. Sofar I have checked the timing and reset to 5 degre, adjusted the float in the carb and checked the accelerator pump, the pump had a rubber seal so I guessing that it had been rekitted already but the rubber part on top of carb was split (to be replaced). I had a good squirt with the accelerator pedel but a good spray when pushing the accelerator pump by hand (poss play in cable)
Posted on: 2011/1/5 1:10
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Re: a15 running realy bad??? |
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Today I rechecked the float level and relised it was out and was running way to lean, after resetting the lenel it went better but still not great. I checked the accerater pump, the piston seams ok but there is a tear in the boot on the top. Tommorrow I will richen up the mixture and see if that helps...
Posted on: 2011/1/2 7:39
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Re: a15 running realy bad??? |
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I hav,nt been able to get it 5000rpm let alone 1500rpm..Ha ha
Posted on: 2011/1/2 0:30
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Re: a15 running realy bad??? |
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Theres a good squirt of fuel with the motor off and the float is about half way up the window, but I did notice fuel coming out about where the carb meets the manifold......
Posted on: 2011/1/2 0:28
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Ok, on the job now.....Going to check for a sqirt of fuel....i,m also starting to wonder if it is timed correctly as my mate timed it to 10 degress and the wiki says 5.......
Posted on: 2011/1/2 0:21
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Hey clyons8, not that quick on the tools yet i,m still reading through the wiki....going to grt onto it this arvo, get back as soon as ive fixed it.
Posted on: 2011/1/1 23:38
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