Looks like a ton of leftover in the case. Piston top looks about normal. I bet some of that will wipe off the way it looks.Hybrid 440/460 on Klotz KL200 at 42to1 and tuned @ 14600 . 4 tanks through it with kl200View attachment 18259View attachment 18260 View attachment 18261
It was pretty hard Mike. I tried wipingLooks like a ton of leftover in the case. Piston top looks about normal. I bet some of that will wipe off the way it looks.
I'd still take that over soppy wet. Hybrid is probably still a bit rich at that tune. The ones I've tuned wanted over 15k to be a crisp tune.It was pretty hard Mike. I tried wiping
Ya I throwed the wheel on it Mike and its sittin 101/117/78.5. What u think ?I'd still take that over soppy wet. Hybrid is probably still a bit rich at that tune. The ones I've tuned wanted over 15k to be a crisp tune.
I bet she revs out real quick with those numbers.Ya I throwed the wheel on it Mike and its sittin 101/117/78.5. What u think ?
It really does for where I had it tuned to. Little rich for break inI bet she revs out real quick with those numbers.
Its already super quick on the throttle but since i was dyeing the tank/handle black and had it apart I worked on enlarging the venturi in carb and polished throats on both sides alsoI bet she revs out real quick with those numbers.
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Gotcha. Makes senseIf too much oil collects in the crank you could blow a seal , sounds odd but the excess has to go somewhere .
A bit of slobber is normal , I'm talking when it's soaking the engine like a Harley blowing oil out the vent tube !
Thats what Ive seen also. I looked for pooling in the hybrid this morning. Myself I dont believe it will get any better than KlotzI've not seen much in the crank case on any saw,everything has a nice coat on it though.
My 323L Husqvarna trimmer pukes oil out the exhaust all the time. It doesn't seem to matter the oil used or the tune.i had stuff slobber the exhaust running 50:1 or 40:1 no matter how it is tuned i got a 223l husqvarna and they were notorious for doing.
my lawnboy slobbers a little with any mix but the carburetor is fixed anyway.
I'll take some mayhaw jellyKY jelly works good in lower...... ends