View Poll Results: Which is Heaver Teezees Beast or the Grifiths Bros SideCar

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  • Sidecar by 2 kg

    2 9.52%
  • Sidecar by 5 kg

    4 19.05%
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    4 19.05%
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    5 23.81%
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    5 23.81%
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    1 4.76%
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Thread: ESE's works engine tuner

  1. #5761
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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    You see what I mean about Mota over stating it but I think you will fined the rpm and the shape of the curve will be pretty well right.



    Yes, the Belzona is still there ... and yes, I think the cranks can be made reliable with the RGV rod kits and decent main brgs, the same could be done to TF/TS and then they should be good for 13,000 + too.
    We'll find out eventually as I will get it to a Dyno sometime.

    Good to hear about the Belzona, that re-assures me about one of the options for my motor which is the CR85 3mm oversize piston that wobbly posted about. Don't know for sure if it will have bridge oiling holes but it is quite likely.

    I'm living in fear of 40hp buckets now...
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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    I'm living in fear of 40hp buckets now...
    Probably no need as I have single handedly proved big hp on its own doesn’t win races.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Probably no need as I have single handedly proved big hp on its own doesn’t win races.
    Cue the ring-in...
    At a GP on a big track HP means a lot more than on a kart track. (Stating the obvious!)

    I've steered away from too much power too soon on purpose.
    I wanted to be able to ride what I have (maybe 14hp) to it's potential before I moved further.
    I learn best in small steps when it comes to riding. Some people do fine when chucked straight into the deep end but I'm well aware I'm not one!

    It could still go quite a lot faster on a kart track with some decent suspension work. However, I'm reasonably satisfied I've lapped Kaitoke at least close to it's current top speed.
    The next stage is a jump in power but more importantly a refinement of the curve.

    I'd love to get flash boingers on it but It is just so much easier to do HP on the cheap.
    HP wins, the boingers will have to wait for a bit. I did get a 2nd hand GSXR shock off Richban but I think it will need a lot of thought and modification to have a chance of getting it to work better than the std (pretty bad!) rear shock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    EngMod2T

    Attachment 253016

    Attachment 253009

    I had previously built up an EngMod2T model of my existing motor that pretty much matched its real life dyno graph.

    Attachment 253008

    And then added a Pipe designed by Frits, the plenum and my tripple port cylinder. Could the race be on to see who can make the first Bucket to touch 40rwhp !!!!
    Did you say 40

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    Quote Originally Posted by Farmaken View Post
    Did you say 40
    Shouldn't we achieve he first 35hp bucket first? Vanessa is going to be very upset if some other starlet with fuller curves upstages her Here is some Honda RS125 stuff. Love the 90's colours. Where my Hair Gel . ooh... OK Never mind the gel where's most of my hair gone.



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    Six months ago people were scoffing at 30hp, in fact a while ago an "Industry Insider" was telling us low 20's was the best he had ever seen/managed in 200 dyno sessions from a 125 air cooled rotary valver with a 24mm carb. Our foreign correspondent didn't seem to hold out much hope of TeeZee bettering it, and as he tells it, he should know, as he tunes strokers for a living. And by his own admission, is perfectly qualified to judge.

    Attachment 253033 Attachment 253032

    Here you go TeeZee a fancy new updraft carb ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    HP wins, the boingers will have to wait for a bit. .
    Go for the suspension! Im still buzzing from riding Arrons bike in the 2hr, so much so Im afraid to get back on mine for the let down I know it will be. Arrons motor is standard bar the high comp piston, was the brilliant handling that made it so quick.
    Big power and flash suspension now that would be the ticket!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kel View Post
    Go for the suspension! Im still buzzing from riding Arrons bike in the 2hr, so much so Im afraid to get back on mine for the let down I know it will be. Arrons motor is standard bar the high comp piston, was the brilliant handling that made it so quick.
    Big power and flash suspension now that would be the ticket!
    It would wouldn't it!

    There are multiple options open to me at this point.

    More power is definitely high on the list as all it really requires is time and thought. I may have to buy a sheet of steel to make a pipe but that's about it.

    Is Aarons bike an FXR?
    My bike in its current state gets destroyed by a std FXR in a drag race...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bucketracer View Post
    Six months ago people were scoffing at 30hp, in fact a while ago an "Industry Insider" was telling us low 20's was the best he had ever seen/managed from a 125 air cooled rotary valver with a 24mm carb in 200 dyno sessions. He didn't seem to hold out much hope of TeeZee bettering it, because he should know as he tunes strokers for a living and by his own admission, is qualified to judge.

    Attachment 253033 Attachment 253032

    Here you go TeeZee a fancy new updraft carb ...
    I had a re-read of some of that stuff recently.

    I'm still amazed at how much he acted like a childish fuckwit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post


    Attachment 253008

    And then added a Pipe designed by Frits, the plenum and my tripple port cylinder. Could the race be on to see who can make the first Bucket to touch 40rwhp !!!!

    VERY impressive , waiting eagerly to see the dyno results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    I had a re-read of some of that stuff recently.

    I'm still amazed at how much he acted like a childish fuckwit.
    Why be amazed he is a childish FW and a racist bigot as well.

    Kaw 900cc vs Rs125 seems fair!



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    Honda rs125 Nx4 a bit dog eared and er......stained



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    Quote Originally Posted by bucketracer View Post
    Six months ago people were scoffing at 30hp, in fact a while ago an "Industry Insider" was telling us low 20's was the best he had ever seen/managed in 200 dyno sessions from a 125 air cooled rotary valver with a 24mm carb. Our foreign correspondent didn't seem to hold out much hope of TeeZee bettering it, and as he tells it, he should know, as he tunes strokers for a living. And by his own admission, is perfectly qualified to judge.

    Attachment 253033 Attachment 253032

    Here you go TeeZee a fancy new updraft carb ...
    Their Website is basic but there is a Kilt 24mm carb listed for 400NZD

    How much was the one Wob posted?

    on the ibea site look under old models
    http://www.vroom.it/en/kart-news/104...-carb-unveiled
    http://ibeacarb.com/ibea/index.html
    http://www.kilt-karting.be/kilt.htm
    http://www.ekartingnews.com/viewtopi...30f65c0dfa91f3
    http://www.vroom.it/en/kart-news/104...-december-2011



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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post

    I'm living in fear of 40hp buckets now...
    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Probably no need as I have single handedly proved big hp on its own doesn’t win races.
    I'm not worried about the 30hp buckets (yet).

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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    My bike in its current state gets destroyed by a std FXR in a drag race...
    Your seat of the pants dyno must be reading less than 14hp if you cant out run a standard FXR

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