28-03-12, 09:07 PM
That seems to be under-revving a lot - the choke should increase the revs. Intially on mine they drop a bit but a little twist on the throttle gets them up and they stay around 2k with about half choke (maybe a little less) and I think 3.5k on full choke.
When its cold outside, very cold, I need to put it on full choke and then hold the revs up using the throttle a bit. Then they raise a bit by themselves and I can release the throttle (takes like 5 seconds) and they will continue to climb to there normal positions (as stated above) - its just the engine warming up. When the weather is like its been recently (nice and sunny, yay) I dont use the choke at all.
When its cold outside, very cold, I need to put it on full choke and then hold the revs up using the throttle a bit. Then they raise a bit by themselves and I can release the throttle (takes like 5 seconds) and they will continue to climb to there normal positions (as stated above) - its just the engine warming up. When the weather is like its been recently (nice and sunny, yay) I dont use the choke at all.
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