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Backplate question for ya.
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Backplate question for ya.
Is there a difference between the black widow backplate and the golden bee?
Thanks
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oldguy- Gold Member
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Re: Backplate question for ya.
The Golden Bee had a venturi intake of .062" and the Black Widow can vary but typically is around .082". I have had Black Widow backplates that measured slightly larger than that. If the Black Widow is opened up, it can extract a few more rpm's, but the run can be inconsistent not to mention the duration in shortened. I have successfully used .093" without fuel draw issues on the Black Widow.
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Re: Backplate question for ya.
Ken Cook wrote: The Golden Bee had a venturi intake of .062" and the Black Widow can vary but typically is around .082". I have had Black Widow backplates that measured slightly larger than that. If the Black Widow is opened up, it can extract a few more rpm's, but the run can be inconsistent not to mention the duration in shortened. I have successfully used .093" without fuel draw issues on the Black Widow.
Would you recommend opening up the venturi on the golden bee to .070
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Re: Backplate question for ya.
I would experiment wih a plastic backplate thst is still sold on the market, before modifying a rarity metal backplate unless you have spare ones.
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Re: Backplate question for ya.
I would verify if you have a single bypass cylinder. If your in need of more power, the more effective way of getting more rpm's is to replace it with a dual bypass. There's a considerable difference between the two.
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Re: Backplate question for ya.
Ken Cook wrote: I would verify if you have a single bypass cylinder. If your in need of more power, the more effective way of getting more rpm's is to replace it with a dual bypass. There's a considerable difference between the two.
Thanks guy's, understand. No need to open venturi if the cylinder can't accommodate. And yes it has the stock #2 cylinder.
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