Getting the two-stroke ready for the summer

The lambda meter (fuel/air ratio meter) and the small revcounter that I will install under the dash.
The lambda meter (fuel/air ratio meter) and the small revcounter that I will install under the dash.

Just a quick update. The two-stroke is pretty much ready for the summer. I installed all the stuff I was planning on (lambda meter, steering rack, engine and gearbox mounts, revcounter and a backup light). A few photos:

Engine back in the car, with new mounts and the steering rack replaced.
Engine back in the car, with new mounts and the steering rack replaced.
Backup light is in working order.
Backup light is in working order.
The lambda sensor in the exhaust pipe.
The lambda sensor in the exhaust pipe.
The lambda meter (fuel/air ratio meter) and the small revcounter that I will install under the dash.
The lambda meter (fuel/air ratio meter) and the small revcounter that I will install under the dash.

I think between the lambda meter and the revcounter I will get pretty good info on the mixture. Takes the guesswork out of finding the correct jetting.

And here’s a little “advertisement” of a local museum. I just visited the Finlayson Mill “Steam Engine Museum” (here at Tampere) for the first time. I love steam engines, but I just don’t have the time to really get into them. So I like to visit museums and events whenever I find the time. The Finlayson Steam Engine Museum only has one steam engine – the same that powered the factory a century ago – but it’s huge! Two engines – named Marie and Helene – operated a small house sized flywheel. From there power was mechanically distributed throughout the factory. It’s well worthwhile to visit.

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