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Offline Roadrocket649

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What size Concentr
« on: 03.09. 2011 09:48 »
Guys,

I would appreciate your ideas on this.


The bike
1958 BSA Super Rocket 650cc
Fitted with a ?Spitfire camshaft? (.357)
A 67-1549 cylinder head (1960-1963 Super Rocket Head and 1962-1963 RGS)

The bike is fitted with a 928 Concentric carburettor

Do you believe this is large enough?

Look forward to your comments

Roadrocket


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Re: What size Concentr
« Reply #1 on: 03.09. 2011 10:43 »
A 930 will be a big improvement, your head should already have the according port size. I'm running one on the A10, but with a 356 cam and ported iron head.
Has anyone tried 32mm? Could be a bit over-carbed already?
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Re: What size Concentr
« Reply #2 on: 03.09. 2011 12:45 »


The bike is fitted with a 928 Concentric carburettor

Do you believe this is large enough?


How does it run?

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Re: What size Concentr
« Reply #3 on: 03.09. 2011 12:48 »
I've got a 32mm concentric on my A10 and it runs superb! I had the head gas flowed and the openings widened and upped the Carb size by 2mm and it really is a pleasure to ride. Fast and responsive at all throttle openings and speeds. Cruises at 75-80mph really well with no slowing down up hills.
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Re: What size Concentr
« Reply #4 on: 03.09. 2011 14:46 »
Hi Trtonthrasher

Don't know yet, as I am still running it in after an engine re-build

Before re-build, it would not go past 70mph, but on dismantling for re-build, the 356 camshaft, and the cam followers were badly worn

A new 357 camshaft and new SRM cam followers have been fitted

But I was curious whether you Guys felt the 928 was large enough for the size of the engine

Roadrocket649

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Re: What size Concentr
« Reply #5 on: 04.09. 2011 14:49 »
G'day Roadrocket,
                        at least a 30 but 32 would be better with the 357. I run 2 X 30 on the cafe and a 32 on the A7, both with 357's, great at med to high revs, not a lot down low.
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