peterl95124
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Peter, Charles, et. al.
For my last few engines I've been referencing the HMEM discussion thread that began here:
Determining a carburetor throath diameter | Home Model Engine Machinist Forum
D = K * sqrt(c*n)
where D is Venturi diameter in mm
K is a constant .65 to .90
c is cylinder displacement in cc
n is top rpm/2000 (for a 4-cycle engine)
"K is a constant .65 to .90" --- ahhh, there's nothing like an empirical fudge factor !!!
wondering how your .180 compares to 1/3 scale ?