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I have been following this with interest, and things do get a bit disjointed, the idea may have been floated. But pretty sure the 24mm restriction for any 2T over 104cc is currently in the rules and its just the clarification thing of what a 24mm equivalent means. Or better yet now 100's can be 110cc removing the restriction all together for everyone as air cooleds are more effectively thermally limited than they are by a 24mm carb. Anyway that is the way I understand it.
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Rule:
Down-stream of all throttling devices, a SINGLE restrictor with a maximum internal chord length of 24mm, OR, TWO restrictors with a maximum internal chord length of 17(?)mm must be implemented. All air entering the engine(s) must flow through the restrictor(s).
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If you can't remember your high school geometry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chord_(geometry)
Pretty much, it doesnt matter what shape it is, if you can measure more than 24mm (or 17mm for two) anywhere arross the smallest section of the restrictor, the rule has been broken. This restrictor could of course be a part of the carb, as long as it is down stream of the throttle (buterfly/slide/whatever
Sure this leaves it open to making massive plenums down stream of the carb, but have fun with throttle response if you start plaing that game. Also oval carbs might get a little shafted, or someone might want to build a triple, but hey, you can't please everyone.
Oh for fucks sake, how about a compromise.
F4 2 stroke engines over 104cc: At some point in the inlet tract(s) between atmosphere and crankcase or barrel, but within the confines of the carburettor body or Injector throttle body(s) the inlet tract(s) shall not exceed an area of 452mm2 (24mm equivalent) in total. For the purposes of measurement, EFI throttle body air circuit if any and carburettor air bleed jets and orifices shall be ignored.
OK how about this, everyone else starts and you have to weight at least a lap?
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
LOL looking back over this thread it is amusing to see people who think that cleverly modifying a 2T cylinder is a perfect Bucket thing to do but when it comes to cleverly modifying a carb or inlet system within the rules they get all worked up as if it was somehow cheating .....
Cleverly modifying a carb or cylinder or anything else to get the best out of it, its all a perfect Bucket thing to do.
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Just have a "no flash harrys" rule
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