Bing Carburetor is a piston type carburetor with float Chamber.
The following methods and combinations can adjust the Carburetor.
1. By Main Jet / Idle Jet / Needle Jet of various sizes.
2 .The Jet Needle size and position can also be varied.
3 .The Air / Fuel Mixture screw, Carburetor piston stop height can be changed.
When anyone of the above components or settings is changed, it affects the others so that other
small adjustments may be required.
Each Carburetor must be fitted with the slide axis at right angles in relation to the crankshaft axis,
both from the top and the intake side, to ensure equal fuel distribution to both cylinders.
When you receive the engine from Simonini Flying, the engine has been run in and the
carburetor settings checked.
NOTE: The Simonini Factory is at 600 meters above Mean Sea Level; thus, when the engine
is run in at the Factory, it is set to produce maximum power at that altitude. If you are to
operate the engine at a very different altitude, you may need to retune the Carburetor
mixture settings to produce optimum power.
Stop: When you attach the throttle cable and choke cables, please ensure that you have both the
carburetor slides moving exactly equally up and down in unison. If not, it will cause the engine to
run rough or worse malfunction. The throttle control mechanism must enable the carburetor slides
to attain their full open position.
Ensure that aircraft movement or controls movement does not affect the movement of throttle and
choke cables. This may cause the throttle settings to change inadvertently.
Ensure that Air filters and Exhausts and Radiators are installed in place before starting the engine.
They must be in place to produce proper carburetion for the engine.
Special operating conditions or extreme altitude and or climatic changes will require different
Jetting. Contact your dealer for the correct carburetor jets setting. The Victor 2 Plus / Victor 2
Super engine is fitted With "Reed Valves" between the Carburetors and the crankcase. These
valves add to the efficiency of the engine in controlling carburetion and fuel economy.
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