[TR] Travel and tuning question

Randy and Valerie DeRuiter deruiterville at hotmail.com
Fri Dec 2 09:56:43 MST 2022


Dave

Sounds like a great trip - I didn’t make the last tour with my other FOG buddies but when they went through the Rockies the #1 issue at altitude was the mechanical fuel pump cavitating due to ethanol gas we think.  A couple guys on the trip hooked up temporary electric pumps and had no issue - no carb adjustments were made for any of them.

Randy
FOG37

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> On Dec 2, 2022, at 10:15 AM, Dave Connitt <dconnitt at fuse.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> This coming summer my wife and I are planning a fairly long trip in my TR4A  leaving from Cincinnati, Ohio (altitude approximately 500’). Our first destination is going to be Colorado Springs, Co. to drive up Pikes Peak (altitude approximately 14,115’). Then north to Mt. Rushmore (altitude approximately 5,700’), then north to drive through Yellowstone national park (altitude approximately 9,200’). That’s going to be quite a swing in altitude and I am wondering if I will have to occasionally tune the SU HS-6 carbs? Has anyone on the list done a similar drive? If so, how did your Triumph run and what did you have to adjust?
> Thanks in advance!
> Dave Connitt
> ‘67 TR4A-IRS
> DavesTR4A.com
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