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Re: Gilera 50 ts neutral selection 9 years 11 months ago #3594

Drewpy Offline Senior Member Posts: 44 Thank you received: 0	bought a 20/6 dellorto air filter from Treatland in San Francisco and came in 4 days. cheaper than Italy, go figure

Re: Gilera 50 ts neutral selection 9 years 10 months ago #3630

Drewpy Offline Senior Member Posts: 44 Thank you received: 0	Chunky wrote: Hello again Drewpy.. I have attempted to send you a PM in reply to your last posting about the inlet pipe. Did you receive it yet? If I have screwed up due to my lack of PC ability can you PM me? Thanks. Chunky can you let me know when you receive the part Chunky?

Re: Gilera 50 ts neutral selection 9 years 10 months ago #3631

Chunky Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 24 Thank you received: 0	Drewpy. The parcel arrived yesterday Thursday. I have sent you a cheque today. I will modify the pipe to fit the barrel. Thanks a lot Chunky

Re: Gilera 50 ts neutral selection 9 years 10 months ago #3632

Drewpy Offline Senior Member Posts: 44 Thank you received: 0	glad to hear its arrived. What do you need to modify?

Re: Gilera 50 ts neutral selection 9 years 10 months ago #3633

Chunky Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 24 Thank you received: 0	Drewpy. The holes for the studs are too close so I will need to slot them . The flange will need to be machined at an angle otherwise the carb will be at a steep angle. I have fitted new points and a condense and need to re time the ignite I don't have a timing disc so I need to know a measurement in mm or imperial BTDC. HELP. Chunky

Re: Gilera 50 ts neutral selection 9 years 10 months ago #3634

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I remember now, I took out a stud and re-drilled it. your way will work too.

never had an issue with the flange though. Tried it the other way?
I borrowed a dial gauge and confirmed TDC. on my '73 the timing is 15mm BTDC. you should have 2 marks on the mag which indicate those. bend coat hanger wire and use an existing case thread to make a pointer on the tdc mark. I finished it off with real world timing using my strobe light and tipex for marks.