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Old 04-28-2007, 12:41 AM
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Model IC carbys

How simple is it to make the carbys found on the mini ic engines? i'm not out to make one for a long while yet, just curious to see how simple they are.

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Wondering the same thing, I was going to cheat for starters and use a carby of a 4 stroke Whipper snipper. I am thinking EFI might be easier than carbies, for smaller motors, just don't know how to get injectors that small...

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This has more to do with your skill level and the equipment available, than the carb itself. Some are more complex with throttle, idle ,peak and mixture settings. Basic carbs are not much more than a needle valve and a spray bar in the venturi tube, which may or may not have a venturi shape.

Start with a basic engine that has a throttle type of carb and follow the print. Whatever you may be comfortable with. Otherwise, find a carb you like and duplicate it. Then try it out on the engine the original carb came on.

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Hi rihno
Here is plans for the carburettor for the Seal engine,it should give you an idea of of how a simple carb works.




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thankyou very much!! these should prove to be a wealth of information!
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Hi rhino

I have the complete plans for the Seal engine also.

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plans?

what are the plans worth? do you get a casting kit or do you make the engine from bar stock?
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If anybody needs them I have various plans which I downloaded from some Yahoo groups including, but not limited to:

Sealion 30cc OHC
Seal 15cc
Amsbury V8 120cc
Whippet 10cc(?)
Wallaby
Mastiff 24cc opposed 4
Whittle V8 10.6cc glow ignition
Alpha model diesel engine
Some random glow ignition 2 stroke
and more

This is related though as each engine has a carburetor design
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I would definately like a copy of those plans, some (most) are probably a little out of my league but I would still be interested in a look. You can PM me if you want to work out the details...or if Rhino doesn't mind link or post them here.

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I dont mind at all! post away. it'll probably give me a greater understanding of the construction of these things(especially the V8).
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Ha, the V8 is the one I would have looked at first as well, definately too hard for me at the moment, but never hurts to look

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Here is what I have found over the years. These used to be posted somewhere on the web, but I can no longer find the link that I found them on.

Thanks to Jones for making them available here. he had a couple new ones I have not come across.

Alpha Diesel
Amsbury 120cc V8
From Scratch
Hawk 40
Mastiff
Seal
Sealion
Wallaby
Whittle V8
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