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I dare to ask again. Can anyone produce or provide some article (by link) about Blata setup and tuning with some tips & tricks.
If not from CC, then maybe from someone else with just a bit of experience about this great engine. (Blata 40).
It simply can't be true that everyone in here runs zens or weedies! Come on now!

Pretty pretty please!

Woodie.

Hi Woodie,
I may have mentioned this before but if not try www.viperhulls.com he is very knowlegeable about the Blatas. Give him a try he is very approachable. He is in Oz.
Moofy

Woodie
Matt (Justaddwata) on RCU or Jim's runs a few of the Blata I'm sure he can help u out .. Never seen him on here though

Cheers Mate

Ho Ho Ho Season's Greetings

Randy

Hi Moofy and Canadian.

Thx to you both.
But the headline was about if anybody had a need for some (special) articles in this forum.
As you know I am about to put a Blata into my mono. As a beginner I have no idea of what questions to ask the experts (retailers) about, unless I do some (costly) mistakes at first.
That's why I really would like to get access to some plain how-to-do articles about the setup of a Blata in this forum. Just like the articles about zens, we see in this great forum.
Please don't tell me that nobody ever made an article about setting up and tuning a Blata.

Cheers!

Woodie.

Woodie wrote:
Woodie I just typed in key words Blata engines on Jimsrcboatdock and several pictures and discussions came up. Never even seen one but looks cool.

Thanks Mercury.

I will look closer at Jimsrcboatdock to get a bit wiser about the Blata, which I am purchasing right now.
It's great to get that kind of advice. Thanks!

But still: It would be nice to get some article in this forum about the Blata and how to set it up to perfection.
Or is this all about the fancy zens?
Is the brute Blata expelled from this society?

Cheers!

Woodie.

yo Woodie ............

www.dmr2t.com/engine-tuning these guys are good at those type engine and discuss it some here

Thx Canadian.

I had a look at the site. Seems to be good, bud maybe a bit "hairy" for a simple guy like me.
I think I will let my son, who is a marine engineer (and my greatest pride), take a closer look at it. He might learn something new, as he only has experience in handling engines about 60.000 hp

But really: THANKS!

Cheers!

Woodie.