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Post by Gti on Aug 6, 2012 14:21:37 GMT -6
I have to build an engine for the Tao Tao and I am just browsing and looking at how and what I to do. I know the 232cc is a little pricey, but so is doing a 200cc (correctly), I am interested in your thought and experiences with that engine if you have one these monsters.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2012 14:26:14 GMT -6
The 232cc engine which is build using Taida Parts is an awesome engine. Got a friend who uses it as his daily rider and works great but like you said it is very expensive. You can build a 200cc engine like i am cheaper way cheaper but the issue is where you live there are not that many experienced people that know how to build them . Scrappydogscooters offers a 200cc completely built for about $600.00. scroll down all the way www.scrappydogscooters.com/125_150cc_Performance.html
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Post by Gti on Aug 6, 2012 14:45:11 GMT -6
That is the problem in my area, so I decided up undertake my 200cc project and the lessons learned I know I can build one better this time. I know its about being extremely attentive to exactly what you are doing. I love the challenge. But I ill definitely look at this engine from scrappydog and hope that is a true 200. I have found 180cc kits for 380. But many of the parts I have left are superior to the parts sold in the kit.
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Post by justbuggin on Aug 6, 2012 21:46:51 GMT -6
Yea you have had an expensive learning curve on your old motor but i know with the right parts and atention to the details you can build one that will make everyone here proud to have
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Post by Random Hero on Aug 6, 2012 22:57:14 GMT -6
all i can say is if you want to do it right BUY the case that is ready for the 67mm piston. I can tell you i tried a few different cases (gy6 and gy6b) and i still had oil seal leaks. I sold the motor a while back to a crazy Puerto Rican who in turn put NOS on it only to blow it up. They are fun to ride but heat is an issue so add an oil cooler.
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Post by Gti on Aug 7, 2012 7:24:49 GMT -6
I have looked around the net for a 232cc crate engine and I am not going to even get involved with trying to get one of those. Though it is what I want to price is a bit much to pay right now since I am going back to school for my Masters (all loans, no grants). BUT I am going to build another 200cc and might decide to run EFI instead of that hard to tune 30mm CVK. I have had many an expensive lesson, and I am cool with that but this time, failure is not an option.
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Post by Random Hero on Aug 7, 2012 9:17:43 GMT -6
Let me guess..you went here? tinyurl.com/9t3sn3z$2000 is alot to spend on a crate motor plus im betting shipping is alot since they are in canada.
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Post by Gti on Aug 7, 2012 10:27:13 GMT -6
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