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Post by czmdiver on May 8, 2017 20:52:13 GMT -6
Hello i have the Motobravo 150cc motorbike. I bent the rear rim but ordered a new one, when i went to put it back onto the bike however the frame would not fit the center hole. Im just wondering if anyone knows the specs or the correct Rim i should get? I ordered the Bintelli Havoc 13" rim everything was great including the bolt pattern for the Disk break its just the center Hole that was to small. If anyone has a name or a link to the place i can order to replace it that would be great. Welcome to the Board Can ya post up some pictures please?
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by: czmdiver - May 8, 2017 20:50:00 GMT -6
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Post by czmdiver on May 8, 2017 20:50:00 GMT -6
Great stuff there. I loves me a Racing Kart, hard to believe it was Thirty Years ago for me
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Post by czmdiver on May 8, 2017 14:15:37 GMT -6
I don't know you but welcome back. Ya couldn't have done anything worse than I did.
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Post by czmdiver on May 8, 2017 6:31:38 GMT -6
if the valves aren't adjusted properly they may not open completely as stated. this will cause excessive pressure buildup and possibly blow a seal, bend a valve or even destroy the piston,rod, bearing or crank so yes it can ruin a motor. you can also adjust idle speed on the carb. This is Bullhonkey misinformation, The Engine with Major Excessive Valve Lash will simply not run long before the Valves Don't Open at all. At that Point the Starter Does Not have Enough Snots to Turn the engine over. There is just under .300" of Valve Lift with .250=1/4" so imaging that the ValveLash being .250" or more it would not run at that point. you will never be able to break those parts mentioned. There are no seals up there and the Valve would be closed so It can't bend. just aint gunna happen.
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Post by czmdiver on May 8, 2017 6:20:21 GMT -6
Ive never seen Any High Compression Heads on the market, were did it come from and who makes it? The Combustion Chamber Diameter should be 63mm for your head, Thats More cc volume than a stock or 61mm head so It Will Lower the Compression Ratio. as long as you combustion Chamber Measures a True 63mm.
A Stock Head on his 61mm Bore will Raise his Compression Ratio, The Combustion Chamber should be the Same Size as His Bore. Theoretically if the MFG did the correct job a 61mm Head on a 61mm Bore Should Maintain the Stock Compression Ratio. Theres so much fake junk out there the only way to tell is to CC the Cylinder Head and do the math.
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Post by czmdiver on May 5, 2017 20:30:56 GMT -6
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Post by czmdiver on May 5, 2017 20:29:50 GMT -6
I do not have a flipping clue who Neil nor Bob is. Brent is 90's name. He has crap loads of great videos posted on you tube dealing in every aspect of two stroke scoot engines. From 49cc stockers to built and stroked 100+cc beasts. I can't figure what you are looking at, but with what I have seen from 90, I will believe him over nearly anyone on any of these forums when it comes to scoter engines. Two stroke I have personal experience in following his instructions and tips, and because of that I have a Mina based Beamer that runs a gps verified 48mph. Would do better if I had money for upgears. You believe what you believe, but I believe in what I have seen, and experienced. For all I know the dang 139's could be bored to 100+ and be perfectly fine on a stock crank. I wouldn't dream of pushing one that far but hey, what do I know. Peace Oh you shouldn't get your panties in a wad because I agreed with you on the poster with the Clapped out motor, its a Scooter board, I don't take it very seriously. I'm not much for opinions and internet parroting I base what I post as a professional in the industry at a high level and present fact based on personal experience. Neil and Bob is just some humor, think of it Neil and Bob. lol get it? It has been fun God bless you too and Ill see ya over on Its the Ride. Cheers
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Post by czmdiver on May 5, 2017 13:35:02 GMT -6
And another point you seem to have glazed over, you mentioned in your Anti-90 post, that people were growing these 50-52mm kits on high mileage engines with used cranks etc.,well the first post mentions that the scooter in question is smoking probably due to rings but it's still being driven, how good do u belive THAT crank is going to handle that large bore/piston? The Poster's Motor is Clapped and Bagged Out, Any Mod's that would Increase HP would be a Bad Idea without a Proper Complete Re-Build, Thats a No Brainer. Neil and Bob haven't demonstrated they have the combined knowledge or experience to get a job at the local lawnmower shop.
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Post by czmdiver on May 4, 2017 19:07:00 GMT -6
I agree. It is best to double check gasket. My mistake was that it was my first Kit Install and everything that came with kit was suppose to fit and I assumed it would. I was wrong. I just don't want others to make same mistake. I very much appreciate your Honesty....
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Post by czmdiver on May 3, 2017 22:45:42 GMT -6
Ok that was a painfully long read, my eyes are bleeding and I'm going from uncontrolled laughter to fits of crying with the beginner level spores. Neil and Bob aka 90GTVert and humanshield, what a joke these two are, half truths, little data, constant incorrect verbiage and internet parroting. OMG were do I even begin, a whole bunch of speculation, Neil states he runs his wot, ok at over 8,000 rpm and grenade it at over 9,000rpm, Ok fine if he's going to do so build the darn engine to do so. Bob state a BB piston that could weigh the same as std. bore is a Fantasy, Really? Bob obviously Knows nothing of Piston design or technology. It took six pages for Bob to have the epiphany that you May need to match the Combustion Diameter to the Bore Diameter. Huh? what is this Room #101 group A? Uh ya on the 50mm and 52mm with a Stock Head most Likely the Airsal Domed pistons are "Ghosting" the Head, uh ya you'll junk a rod,wrist pin, lower bearing all day doing that. Not one in eight pages mentioned measuring the Squish clearance. I see many are installing the larger BBk's on Clapped out high milage Motors the blame it on piston weight/pressure. Bob also claims to have built car hot rods, Nitrous this Blown that, but he's going to have his cylinder head Fly Cut, Huh? ya Fly cut Valve reliefs on Pistons and Mill Cylinder heads. h and Im crying over Bob's break-in procedure, A No load run, creates to much heat etc, what a joke this guy is. And both Neil and Bob claim higher hp brings higher mph. really? ya only get to the same mph with more hp faster, one Must either or both Increase the Rpm or Gearing to achieve a Higher MPH. unreal these two are. Omg then Lapping Valves, Im still crying. I spend countless hours facing a Valve to a precise angle then Cut the Seat to a perfect 1/2 Degree Difference Angle and upon startup they hammer home to a near perfect vacuum and these two think and put in writing that there going to make my work better by Lapping the valves? Ever wonder why No Engine mfg in the World Lapps valves? the only reason lapping and grinding compound is still sold is because these two idiots purchase it. Not once did Neil or Bob mention doing anything to the Crank, Not even putting on a truing stand to check it. Bob states he checked the rod for freeplay. oh boy thats allot. There going up or down in piston weight and not even mentioning Balancing the Rotation Assembly. unreal I would bet the Cranks were barely in spec to begin with, ya wanna run a 50mm or 52mm WOT at 8 0r 9 grand. I could do it all day, Its $65. bucks to have your crank Trued and the Pin Welded. wanna really go fast? a Pocket lighten is $265 or a Pork chop lighten is $285. easy stuff.
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Post by czmdiver on May 3, 2017 22:09:17 GMT -6
there are quality gaskets that have metal ring in center but fiber everywhere else. I used this one to get rid of piston hitting stamped one. I also had alot of oil leaking out exhaust until I changed the gasket. That would be a "Fire Ring" Ive had many install a OE gasket on Overbores and sad to say many didn't notice the Gasket Overhanging into the cylinder and run it. In OE Jap bikes max overbore from OE is .040 or 1mm, after market mfg's's, mfg .060 or 1.5mm and .080 or 2mm and one needs to purchase the correct gasket to fit the specific bore size.
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Post by czmdiver on May 3, 2017 22:04:52 GMT -6
Just installed the A9 cam and bigger valve head and have a slight ticking .have had my BB kit installed for awhile and just wanted a little more top end I set the valves 3 times and know thats not the noise not a clattering just a ticking thinking my be valves as just installed and know there opening higher due bigger cam is this normal and will it stop over time checked exhaust and not leaking is this normal .new plug also.. What MM size is the BBK? Were and who is the supplier of the Cylinder Head you upgraded to.
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Post by czmdiver on May 3, 2017 19:13:21 GMT -6
ticking might be new head gasket just barely nicked by piston. I had this prob when I used cheap head gasket once. I am not a fan of the "stamped" gasket. How are Gaskets made then?
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Post by czmdiver on May 3, 2017 8:06:28 GMT -6
No "one size fits all" answer to this topic. Jetting after mods, is always trial and error. Buy an assortment pack (5 or 6 jets). I'd almost bet that your stock scooter, with a 120 main, would struggle to make 25 or 30 mph. As soon as you opened the throttle half way.....it would bog. I live at 1600 ft......operate at elevations between 500 to 2000 ft......I run a 115 main with a K&N cone, mounted as far from the carb as possible, and stock exhaust. A performance filter mounted directly to carb mouth, would flow differently, and need to be jetted accordingly. To many variables, for anything to be written in stone. My air filter/carb jetting mods, were made at 366 odometer miles. Since then, my scoot has covered more than 11,000 miles without a single carb problem.....always starts, idles, and runs well. The image below is my scoot's original plug after running 11,500 miles. This is the way it came out of the head.....no cleaning needed. What he said. Good post, right on the money
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Post by czmdiver on May 3, 2017 5:31:44 GMT -6
Your Main will only affect throttle position from just about half way to Full Throttle. Proper Jetting especially if ya ditch the factory air box and mount some better exhaust you will have to change the Pilot Jet and make a Jet Needle Clip position change along with the Main Jet You really need to confirm what Jets are in Your Carb then purchase a half dozen sizes up from there. I Will Never recommend a Specific Jet size as Every Scoot is different along with variances in Altitude above Sea level, Fuel your using, Specific Intake and Exhaust. No two will be the same. What is ideal on one scooter will be less than ideal on another Scooter
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