I just recieved a new venturi for my 2002 YZ250F so I can do the power now mod without tearing my bike down until the creation is finished. I will call it the "cajun now". I was hoping that someone could tell me how far the plate should stick out into the throat of the carb. Thanks to all the TT members for all the great info. :DPlease help.
Trying to make a cajun now(power now)
Started by CAJUNPETE, Feb 26 2003 12:38 PM
10 replies to this topic
Posted 26 February 2003 - 12:38 PM
I just recieved a new venturi for my 2002 YZ250F so I can do the power now mod without tearing my bike down until the creation is finished. I will call it the "cajun now". I was hoping that someone could tell me how far the plate should stick out into the throat of the carb. Thanks to all the TT members for all the great info. :DPlease help.
Posted 26 February 2003 - 12:58 PM
My opinion would be the closer to the slide the better. This wil prevent some air from sliping down into the flow from between the slide and the Cajun now fin. After you finish your product, I think you should donate a couple bucks to Power now for their ingenious design. Goodluck!
Posted 26 February 2003 - 02:23 PM
As close to the slide as possible... without touching it...
David
David
Posted 26 February 2003 - 02:48 PM
Thanks guys for the info
. I was hoping that someone who has done this mod might have the exact measurement the plate needs to stick out
. Also, thanks to power-now and james-now for the idea and info.
Posted 26 February 2003 - 03:26 PM
it would be easy enough to figure out...
take the example in the JamesNOW! fact sheet
www.just-ride-it.com/powernow.pdf
The section after the 'T' section is what goes down into the venturi and into the carb...
You need to measure the length of the venturi piece, plus the distance into the carb to the slide face, then take off say 1mm or so to give you the clearance near the slide. You will then have the length of the part that goes into the intake tract...
HTH,
David
take the example in the JamesNOW! fact sheet
www.just-ride-it.com/powernow.pdf
The section after the 'T' section is what goes down into the venturi and into the carb...
You need to measure the length of the venturi piece, plus the distance into the carb to the slide face, then take off say 1mm or so to give you the clearance near the slide. You will then have the length of the part that goes into the intake tract...
HTH,
David
Posted 26 February 2003 - 06:41 PM
Thanks for the info guys. I started measuring and lining up the grooves tonight. I am using an old credit card for a pattern and then I will cut a piece of stainless steel to fit. I hope to be finish with this by the weekend. Any last suggestions from the TT crew?
Posted 26 February 2003 - 08:05 PM
measure twice, cut once...
If you slice you fingers with the sheet metal, a bit of superglue will hold ithe flesh together...
work slowly, and don't involve any powertools to speed the job up... hand tools only...
take pictures, report back...
have fun, always...
David
If you slice you fingers with the sheet metal, a bit of superglue will hold ithe flesh together...
work slowly, and don't involve any powertools to speed the job up... hand tools only...
take pictures, report back...
have fun, always...
David
Posted 27 February 2003 - 08:27 AM
If you need any ideas here's some pics of mine that I made.
Power now pics
Power now pics
Posted 27 February 2003 - 09:34 AM
Thanks to all of you guys. I really appreciate the help. You are making it easy for me to do this mod. I think after I complete this mod I will try the aVx2 mod. I will take picture of my mod and keep you updated. By the way, the guy that said TT is not good anymore doesn't know what he is talking about. RIDE ON!
Posted 28 February 2003 - 06:46 AM
My creation is almost complete. Last night I cut the grooves in the venturi and finished the templet that I made from a Blockbuster gift certificate card. This was very easy to cut and deal with. The piece of stainless is the same thickness as the card so it worked good. My bubby took the templet and the stainless to work this morning to cut the piece for me. Of course I am making one for him also. I hope to have it on my bike by the end of the weekend. I will report back with the results. Thanks again guys for all of the info. This mod will cost me about $5 compared to $90.








