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    Quote Originally Posted by andreas View Post
    TZ could you reverse the cylinder?
    Yes, very easily.

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    But unfortunately the fat part of the pipe would be in the most restricted part of the bike.

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    Katie's air cooled GP125 gives an idea of how crowded the Honda RS125 NF4 frame is.

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    Tim's NSR-GP110. The mono shock and "A" frame swing arm are the biggest obstructions to reversing the cylinder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    Mazda 6
    That Mazda oil cooler looks the go. I will have a look at Pick a Part for one.

    Quote Originally Posted by Norman View Post
    How hot can the transmission oil typically be in a two stroke high performance engine?
    It looked like 90 - 100 deg C on my bike. It would be much better to be 30-40 and used for cooling the crankcase and inlet tract of my RV.

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    Monocycle. not only is Sandra backing the bike into the corner like a flat tracker, the front wheel is off the deck.

    https://www.motorradonline.de/leute/...va.615252.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Yes, very easily.

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    But unfortunately the fat part of the pipe would be in the most restricted part of the bike.

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    Katies air cooled GP125 gives an idea of how crowded the frame is.
    250 kart? cylinder on the gp 125? in nsr 50? frame. Either way I like it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andreas View Post
    250 kart? cylinder on the gp 125? in nsr 50? frame. Either way I like it.
    Honda RS125 NF4 frame



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    Quote Originally Posted by andreas View Post
    250 kart? cylinder on the gp 125? in nsr 50? frame. Either way I like it.
    Honda NSR250, cylinder on a Suzuki GP100 engine, RS125 NF4 rolling chassis.

    The plate down the center of the cases is so a six speed gearbox can be fitted to replace the old five speed unit. It has a Kawasaki KE175 rotary valve cover and runs a Yamaha RD400 con rod assembly and Suzuki RGV250 big end brg, it currently tops out at 13,500 rpm.

    The whole story can be found here:-

    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Follow the links to read the whole story about Team ESE's GP/NSR110cc engine build.
    There are several of these engines.

    One is fuel injected. The fuel injection system is still under development:- https://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/s...2T-EFI-Project

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
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    Honda NSR250, cylinder on a Suzuki GP100 engine, RS125 NF4 rolling chassis.

    The plate down the center of the cases is so a six speed gearbox can be fitted to replace the old five speed unit. It has a Kawasaki KE175 rotary valve cover and runs a Yamaha RD400 con rod assembly and Suzuki RGV250 big end brg, it currently tops out at 13,500 rpm.

    The whole story can be found here:-



    There are several of these engines.

    One is fuel injected. The fuel injection system is still under development:- https://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/s...2T-EFI-Project
    There are several of these engines. Ok, I'm currently reading the story about Thomas, thought it was an alter ego at first, great reading

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norman View Post
    How hot can the transmission oil typically be in a two stroke high performance engine?
    About 100°C or more

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    Two Stroke GP Restorations, worth having a look at. As well as pictures of their restorations there is a few clips of the "real" sound.

    https://www.facebook.com/60095201003...72575532873258

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
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    Two Stroke GP Restorations, worth having a look at. As well as pictures of their restorations there is a few clips of the "real" sound.

    https://www.facebook.com/60095201003...72575532873258

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    Thanks, nice eye-catching picture.

    MCN about RGV 500 1998, for photo collection.

    http://www.mcnews.com.au/1998-suzuki...prix-500-aoki/

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    Anyone, variable crankcase volume. Piece of garden hose and different lengths (volumes)
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    Im going to ask a question and I want a general answer
    What does a pipe with a bid mid section have or not have in relation to a pipe with a mid section. Ie spread of power

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    Quote Originally Posted by yatasaki View Post
    Anyone, variable crankcase volume. Piece of garden hose and different lengths (volumes)
    Ideally the crankcase volume is one big volume without any nooks & crannies.
    Your setup could act as a pneumatic damper, unless you use a short length of big diameter hose.

    Quote Originally Posted by wax View Post
    Im going to ask a question and I want a general answer
    What does a pipe with a bid mid section have or not have in relation to a pipe with a mid section. Ie spread of power
    I want a McLaren 720S. And a camper. What is a bid mid section?

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    [QUOTE=Frits Overmars;1131121299]Ideally the crankcase volume is one big volume without any nooks & crannies.
    Your setup could act as a pneumatic damper, unless you use a short length of big diameter hose.

    Probably this position neither, too close to the petals would disrupt flow sideways at some rews.
    Longer hose-decrease in idle revs is what I notice.
    Bigger diameter hose and direct to crankcase connection would be indeed right approach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frits Overmars View Post
    I want a McLaren 720S.

    I want a Speedtail
    No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong.

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