Anyone know anything about a motoforce 17.5mm carburetor with a manual choke?

Harddog96

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So I just recently got this I should go ahead and start by saying no I am a novice I just started May 26 working on scooters I don’t have a mechanical background I just figured why not learn on something small, so I’m rebuilding the whole motor from top end to the clutch, variator, intake and so forth. I bought a manual and I’m good at instructions or learning from someone hands on. But I digress. I can’t seem to find anything about this carb in particular. I know it’s a phva carburetor. It just has so many port’s on it I see the gas and air also the throttle and choke . I’ve decided to delete my oil so should I just seal the rest up with plugs? Or which ones need to not be sealed?
 
Well so I had to mess with the air screw and tighten it all the way and only did one turn out so I think my pilot jet needs to be bigger. other than that the RPMs is what gets me. it doesn’t takeoff to like 3500 and then sometimes when I let off the gas after going say 30 mph it’ll stay revved up all the way until the stop sign and then like 5 seconds or so after. I did have the heaviest variator rollers, clutch spring and contra spring in. That’s what I initially thought was making it not takeoff. So I swapped it out with the lightest weight stuff but I don’t think that would make my bike rev more. I would feel like that would make it rev less.
Sounds like a air leak to me. Also if you dont have a big bore kit & pipe & all the goodies. The stiff contra might be to much for the stock engine to overcome. Rule of thumb on weights & springs the heavier or bigger you are, the heavier you want the springs & rollers. If your a little dude you want the lightest rollers & springs. That's a rule of thumb starting point for tuning your cvt shift points.
 
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