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From the 020T service manual:

 

10.3 Carburetor Adjustment

 

Erratic idling behavior, poor acceleration:

Idle setting too lean. Turn the low speed adjusting screw (L) counterclockwise until the engine runs and accelerates smoothly.

 

...

 

A correction at the low speed adjusting screw (L) usually necessitates a change in the setting of the idle speed stop screw (LA)

 

That, I guess, is as close to "gospel" as you get ;)

Edited by morten

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I don't have one nor have tried one but remember something on a similar thread about some plastic guides that rub on the chain slowing it . They needed trimming away so it seems . This was in conjunction with carb tuning but needed . Could be a load of bollox but worth looking at may be .

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I don't have one nor have tried one but remember something on a similar thread about some plastic guides that rub on the chain slowing it . They needed trimming away so it seems . This was in conjunction with carb tuning but needed . Could be a load of bollox but worth looking at may be .

 

They still don't rev as hard :)

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not sure, i was just going by ear and its deffinetly different

 

will try have a look

 

But how many have you listened to??, you've not heard mine :biggrin:

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But how many have you listened to??, you've not heard mine :biggrin:

 

lol, have you had anything done to yours at all?

 

aparently 14000 rpm for the 200t, trying to find the 201t

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