The A port front wall is nowhere near angled back enough - it will short circuit badly with a good pipe.
Also no hook on the B port rear wall - doesn't seem very clever at all to me.
The A port front wall is nowhere near angled back enough - it will short circuit badly with a good pipe.
Also no hook on the B port rear wall - doesn't seem very clever at all to me.
Ive got a thing thats unique and new.To prove it I'll have the last laugh on you.Cause instead of one head I got two.And you know two heads are better than one.
Has anyone ever measured the pressure drop over the water circuit of a 125cc race engine? And also water flow would be interesting.
Regards Tim
it was indicated 50 liters per minute for the rsa.
taking 1 litre/minute per cv seems relevant
the improvement in performance and adjustments allowed by the cooling, must compensate for the losses caused by the turbine of the water pump.
size the impeller and volute and a job.
following the ignition on ignition SEM rotax 123.
the problem is that there are 2 magnets side by side passing in front of the internal sensor.
with the oscilloscope, have noted the 2 top.
ignitech sent me a specific configuration file.
the point of advance becomes completely crazy from 4000 revolutions.
with the oscilloscope, have noted that there are 2 sparks produced by the 2 magnets
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The B port hooks should intersect the centerline between 1/3 and 1/2 way from the boost port face to the bore center.
With a radius in the corner around 1/2 the depth of the hook.
Depends on how the other ports are arranged.
If you take a cylinder with a hook and run a stream down the duct by holding it upside down under a water tap , you will see the exiting flow is rotated axially , this clears exhaust residuals
from a large area in front of the boost port at BDC.
The C port flow is angled steeply and is attached to the rear wall , thus its not simply a matter of the B port flow being directed away from this exiting column.
Ive got a thing thats unique and new.To prove it I'll have the last laugh on you.Cause instead of one head I got two.And you know two heads are better than one.
Thank you wobbly! Very clear, I’ll do that hook. 👍
piston with the ring lug at the rear.
with the original piston, you will very quickly be limited
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Team ESE exploring the possibility of fitting a Suzuki GP125 rotary valve assembly to a Suzuki RG50.
Also in the works is a small turbocharger with a much lighter bespoke 6061 aluminum exhaust turbine housing for turbocharging a 70cc two stroke. Aluminum should be Ok for the turbine housing as the exhaust gas is much cooler on a two stroke than a four stroke. We also want to make bespoke turbine housings so we can get the A/R ratio more suited to the capacity of the engine.
A rotary valve converted RG50 with an over bored turbocharged 70cc water cooled cylinder. With the turbo we plan on a draw through carb, but I am also tempted to fuel inject it directly into the turbo intake or maybe just after the turbo on the discharge side.
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