Well it turned up today its going to be a nice streeter with a c16 motoforce cylinder inner rotor v-force reeds ported cases etc Not going to build in a hurry but its going to be done right Im looking for a set of cases for an aerox so i dont have to tale this off the road to build the engine if you have some and want to sell then please let me know
wow thats mint, btw wax, the pm x tech kits and the motoforce racing are exactly the same, i think the pms are cheaper though, but still not very highly rated kits. seriously unreliable..
Thats a shame as i already have it Is that the alloy 70cc cylinder What was going wrong with them ?? if its the coating then its an issue other than that it will be extensivley ported anyway so its not going to be to much of an issue
well every part of the kit is identical to the pm kits, and i no people who have been through like 3-4 of these kits each, nice revvy barrels and are quite grunty they just dont seem to last very long, pm recommend using 'thier' bearings which shatter up the side of the barrel (ive got a pic somewhere) and they recommend using light premix along with the oil pump??
just lately billy #86 (i think) has the same kit and his has overheated twice and the heead gasket gone..... might not be down to the kit, but just a heads up
ok wow not good We used to have a lot of issues with crank bearings etc on the kawasaki jetskis ceramic bearings fixed that issue , i will be running them on this as well i will watch the temp but i am using a fully programable ignition so i can control engine heat like that
could you explain to me how racing ignitions work please mate, i havnt heard much on them what are the differences/advantages/disadvantages. cheers
OK no issue When your at idle or lower rpm with larger carbs , porting pipes etc the engine is well below the ppwer band and its effciency is very low meaning the dynamic compression is low With a programable ignition you can throw alot of ignition timing into it . the greater timing helps the engine over the weak area and into the power band When the pipe starts to get closer to its point of greater efficeny then you start to pull the timing out as the dynamic comprssion has gone up and you will get detonation if you dont basically it allows you to tune to the characteristics of your engine also another effect of a lot of timing down low is you can run a rich low speed jet and the advanced timing will burn it this means the second you crack the throttle there is petrol already there the excessive fuel also cools the crank cases and gives you a big torque hit off the line ( front wheel lifting stuff) (insert a yeah baby) Dynamic compression is what your engine is actually seeing as oppsed to static compression which is worked out as a mathmatic calculation also be removing timing from the engine up top you can also heat up the exhaust chamber The sonic wave runs faster in a hot chamber than in a colder chamber and so it allows your engine to rev on This how ever makes the engine run hotter if it gets to hot i would ethoer add more fuel to cool it or put some timingback in to it When you get to the point where you can no longer heat the pipe anymore and the engine has reved past the pipe power peak you can also put more timing back into it and get the engine to rev on more as well
yea man i get you, the only hard part is my brain refuses to take in half the shit i read so have to go back up and read it again lol
well i just did a major order with scooter centre so i have my pipe clutch etc coming so things hsould start happening soon it should go half decent with the city 16 motoforce cylinder 21m and v-force I am going to use my inner rotor on it as every one just seemed to want to steal it for a price and i thought fuck that Will put it together in the next month as i am on holiday for 2 weeks then
waxhed, which exhaust will you be running, hopefully the one you made/making? (havent heard anything about it)
I will be going for a city 16 to start with but i will be working on the pipe i have been playing with in the future Im just not happy with the rolling method i am using at the moment Its not making them smooth enough I will keep working on that
your right it is the inside but the taper is as bad on the inside as it on the outside I will keep working at it I wouldnt making some and trying them out on the race track I have a roller but not a taper roller
good luck with it, are you making a custom can or are you going to 'borrow' 1 from a diffrent exhaust?