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    Quote Originally Posted by crbbt View Post
    whilst driving around this vast country. thinking about all aspects of life...

    has anyone put a power valve on the bottom of the of the exhaust port?

    I've assumed that the short circuiting from the A port to the exhaust port mostly happens in the lower rev range?

    If not, then, nevermind
    Yeah, funnily enough crbbt, I did raise the notion of such a device back in post# 21005..

    Dunno if its been tried, since in general PV's concern themselves with the top/opening of the exhaust,
    perhaps some H. Ricardo sleeve-valve work considered the lower port issues in the past, if not variable nozzle ducts..

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    Quote Originally Posted by G Jones View Post
    We use RGV coil - or a clone of it - massive spark even at zero RPM
    If possible could you please post a photo and some pointers of where we could get RGV or Clone RGV coils, many thanks TeeZee. Team ESE would like to use them with their Ignitecs too.

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    coils

    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    If possible could you please post a photo and some pointers of where we could get RGV or Clone RGV coils, many thanks TeeZee. Team ESE would like to use them with their Ignitecs too.
    http://www.nology.com/

    http://www.thetuningworks.co.uk/stor...7af1b7e6ff50fe

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    If possible could you please post a photo and some pointers of where we could get RGV or Clone RGV coils, many thanks TeeZee. Team ESE would like to use them with their Ignitecs too.
    Talk to Liam Venter @ fastbikegear. He has the Nology coils in stock.

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    Gordon, yes using that needle and tube combination.
    In the photos of Meteor Pistons, the ring groove looks to lower than a Yamaha G piston, is this the case ?
    Are all the piston dimensions the same as std Yamaha ?
    I'm interested in the RGV 'clone' coils, where can I source them in UK ?
    When you said 'might not be necessary' , did you mean new crankcases are still available, or someone has plans to make billet sets ??? Sorry for all the questions. Just curious. ..

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    Homologation new KZ engines 2016

    Well, DEA has decided to do something different

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    Why opening the C port at the bore ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jvenni View Post
    Well, DEA has decided to do something different

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    Why opening the C port at the bore ?
    looks like a wind up mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jvenni View Post
    Why opening the C port at the bore ?
    My guess: so the ends of the piston ring will have less of a torture when passing the C-port floor (if there is no floor, you can't hit it).

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    I haven't seen a triple boost port before, or indeed inlet of that splayed size, presumably towards the transfers.

    but the boost is interesting if modifying an old cylinder if it were effective.
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    Piston life would surely become an issue with that gaping hole ?

    And you just know that the first thing anyone's going to do is radius the transfers/bore edge...

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    Yeah it's got boysen ports as well, presumably with the studs partially obscuring the flow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    I haven't seen a triple boost port before,
    It is no triple boostport, it is a divided B-Port like in Suzuki GT250 or old Suzuki RM125 Cylinders.

    Triple boostports have been used by Malossi on their MHR Team Bigbore because of the limited space for the B-Port (studpatern).

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    Why would DEA make a cylinder reed for KZ2 when they already have a case reed KZ2 engine ?
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    The pictures added by Jvenni show a cylinder for Vespa Smallframe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Ey View Post
    It is no triple boostport, it is a divided B-Port like in Suzuki GT250 or old Suzuki RM125 Cylinders.

    Triple boostports have been used by Malossi on their MHR Team Bigbore because of the limited space for the B-Port (studpatern).
    Ahh yes the first picture makes that more clear.
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