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Date:         Fri, 3 May 1996 11:09:08 -0700 (PDT)
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From:         "Thom Fitzpatrick" <thom@calweb.com>
Subject:      Re: Governors (i.e.-rev limiters)

And Robinson thus wrote: > > Hi all, just a quick question. I'm working on getting my '66 Westy ready > for the road and I was just wondering if anyone out there still has a > governor on their carb. I mean, it was put there for a reason, right? At > what RPM is it supposed to intervene? If I decide to take it off, it > looks like I just need to take the whole spacer-like thing out from between > the carb and the intake manifold and then get shorter studs for the carb.

I still have one. It works on the priciple of kicking in at a certain CFM, not RPM. I say leave it on there - your carb prolly won't clear the generator, and those cheap aluminum spacer look like crap. If ya want, set it real high or something, but leave it on.

Thom -- > Q: How do you attract a vegetarian? A: Make a noise like a wounded vegetable. Thom Fitzpatrick thom@calweb.com - http://www.calweb.com/~thom Keeper of the Barndoor Bus Page: http://www.calweb.com/~thom/barndoor.html


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