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Saw this today. Wow.

ericb, I am not offended,and recognize that this question didn't come from GSN's beginners forum. But the beginners forum is where I found this thread. I think it makes perfect sense where Bartman has moved it. My only question now is why no one suggested that the solution to his problem is longer fuel lines. ;)
 
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49dimes

Damn I'm hungry
ericb, I am not offended,and recognize that this question didn't come from GSN's beginners forum. But the beginners forum is where I found this thread. I think it makes perfect sense where Hartman has moved. My only question now is why no one suggested that the solution to his problem is longer fuel lines. ;)
LoL
 

ExtraNuts

70cc twin V2
This sounds like the classic case of a Neuphenator pump having it's antidiscombobulator diaphragm rubber overloaded with surges of dense air residue. This is a very dangerous, volatile and sensitive situation that can get really ugly without the proper procedural maintenance constant. Special skills are needed to remedy this unrepairable phenomenon. I guess I could do the guy a favor and take that engine off his hands, for safety 's sake, since i have the necessary tools and experience prerequisted for highly technical testing and performance monitoring of this engine.
 
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