Written by NSR-Dan
Wednesday, 06 May 2009 23:12 |
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Custom "Chinese" 50 ITS ALIVE - milf hunter update 1 |
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Update to the build. I have been working on the wiring which is complete for all the engine components only lights to be done. I have fitted the carb on the best angle with the adapter plate so the fuel can feed into the carb freely, and have started it. It seems to run fine but with no gasket between the adapter and head I suspect an air leak is making the revs fluctuate, which is not a worrying as i need to dremmel out the adapter to port match the intake.
The engine is going to come off the frame as the shock needs to be repositioned due to a clearance issue with the shock and tyre (only 1mm clearance with a 3.00/10" tyre) will be moving a good 15mm over which will gve plenty of clearance to fit a 3.50/10" slick.
While the engine is out I'll finish the frame with its front end and handle bars which are downhill mountain bike bars kindly donated by a friend.
Here is a full list of mods for the scooter I'll add to the list as i go.
Engine: 139QMB GY6 Honda copy, 50cc, 4 stroke.
Engine blueprinted and fully rebuilt. BGM Crankshaft (with nachi bearings) BGM Big bore cylinder 94cc Super Corsa piston 53mm BGM Performance head (bigger valves and ports) BGM Sports Camshaft Sports cooling fan Tecno Racing Exhaust
Transmission (CVT)
New bearings from SKF Naraku high-speed variator Naraku Drive Plate (ordered) BGM Clutch Torque plate RMS Racing Clutch Malossi Kevlar Belt Stage 6 racing clutch bell
Fuel
21mm PWK Carburettor Str8 Drag bell Custom modified intake manifold Direct fed fuel with manual shutoff tap High flow filter
Electrics
Racing CDI BGM Racing Coil Denso Iridium Spark plug Trailtech vapor dash with speedo, RPM and temp Custom made loom ZX6R tail light
Frame, wheels & brakes
Custom modified frame Downhill mountain biking drop bars (to come) Disk brake front, drum rear Braided brake line EBC brake pads Alloy wheels with Michelin S1 tread Rebuilt front shock YSS rear Racing shocks
Took the bad boy for its maiden run yesterday, didnt have a spare bike battery so i strapped a car battery to the floor of the frame.
was very happy with the result, suspension felt good, engine felt good, and it powerwheelies of the mark with little effort and this is with the engine untuned and running rich as F%^K.
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