Ping Sweller

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by SteveH, Apr 6, 2006.

  1. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    I'm making plans to revive the MZ, namely, throwing a new lump into it.

    Is there any difference in the carb jetting between the ETZ 250 and
    ETZ300? - I've possibly got a 250 lump to sling in, but it's a bare
    engine without the carb.

    Cheers,
     
    SteveH, Apr 6, 2006
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  2. SteveH

    Lozzo Guest

    SteveH said...
    What happened to the 300 lump?
     
    Lozzo, Apr 6, 2006
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  3. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    I was a TC and left it idling on the drive, welding the big end bearing
    to the crank.
     
    SteveH, Apr 6, 2006
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  4. SteveH

    Pip Guest

    " "
     
    Pip, Apr 6, 2006
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  5. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    Yes, yes, we covered this last summer when it happened.
     
    SteveH, Apr 6, 2006
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  6. SteveH

    Pip Guest

    That's why I wasn't saying anything. If anything, it was pointed at
    Loz, who obviously can't remember. Again.

    You're so fucking sensitive, Steve. You need a reality check.
     
    Pip, Apr 6, 2006
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  7. SteveH

    JackH Guest

    So why didn't you reply to him then, if that was the case?
    Not on this occasion, methinks.

    If anything, you're the one over-reacting...
     
    JackH, Apr 6, 2006
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  8. SteveH

    sweller Guest

    From the factory book (of which you should have a copy on the disk I gave
    you)

    ETZ 250
    Carb: BVF 30 N 2-5
    (the key number is 30 - compare it to the cast and stamped numbers on
    your carb)
    Main Jet 135
    Pri. Jet 45
    Start Jet 110
    Needle valve 20
    air screw 1 turn out
    Needle 2 A 531 (C 6) with 5 notches
    Needle pos. 3rd from top

    The only real diffeences will probably be main and primary jets.

    HTH
     
    sweller, Apr 6, 2006
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