Sr50 tuning

Discussion in 'Newbie Scooter Tuning' started by James., Aug 17, 2010.

  1. James.

    James. New Member

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    Is it worth wacking a 19mm carb alongside a standard 50cc piston? Or would it be over fueling like mad and not run right? Got 6.6g Rollers in at the moment. Just wouldn't mind having a bit of extra power without going down the 70 kit route.
    Its got a good top end speed (Way over 50mph), just a bit sluggish up to that speed.
    Any other budget mods to get it running a bit quicker, without putting lighter rollers in?


    Cheers, James.
     
  2. capri dave

    capri dave Active Member

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    19mm carb not worth bothering with on a 50cc to be honest...
     
  3. James.

    James. New Member

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    Ok. Would you have any other ideas?
     
  4. sammyboi

    sammyboi New Member

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    the 70 kit is the only way really to get any extra speed :good:
     
  5. capri dave

    capri dave Active Member

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    ^^^ as he said :thumbsup:
     
  6. James.

    James. New Member

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    Really dont fancy spending mega money on a 70 kit, and all the bits to go with it though. And even then, its less reliable than it already is :confused:
     
  7. jakey2482

    jakey2482 New Member

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    Get a good kit then, MHR BADBOY! ;)
     
  8. bertie

    bertie Active Member

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    You wont need to buy anything extra if you buy a cast iron sport kit. Polini sport 70, Malossi sport 70, DR evo70 are all low revving kits that are durable & reliable. Packing quite some extra lowned punch your'll be pulling wheelies in no time! The reliablity is as good as standard and no chance of snapping your crank.

    Sport 70kit + 19mm carb + a good pipe = Loads of fun
     
  9. inchie

    inchie New Member

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    lad got parmakit from ped parts £84 :thumbsup:
     

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