Frits, what do you think on the raised exhaust floor and comparing it to overlap?
I know I can not compare a 2 to a 4stroke. But it seems to act like overlap when floor is raised.
I reason what could be happening is that the top half of the exhaust port is where it all happens so raising that "useless" floor results in less volume of the port which improves cylinder/exhaust gas exchange.Why I don't know.Speed?
I thought valve overlap is to transfer the exh. inertia to the intake, help clear the cylinder and control exh.valve temp.
The question was not addressed to me I know But I couldn't understand the relation of port floor and 4 stroke valves,so I posted my take to see if I got it wrong
Also would like to know what could happen if a raised floor port is implemented on a exhaust valve cylinder, will it conflict the valve effect?
Any ideas,Frits, Wobbly, or anyone?thanx
Just 1 last q.:
anyone knows average running power consumption or current draw, and total system weight of an Ecotron or similar 2 stroke EFI ?
Thanx,very interesting Keep it going please
[QUOTE=motoholic71;1130598286]Also would like to know what could happen if a raised floor port is implemented on a exhaust valve cylinder, will it conflict the valve effect?
That was done a while back on here with a graph and yes it does, or is the valve conflicting with the floor?
I just asked this cause this engine required less timing at lower rpms after raising the valve with a raised floor.
In the end I had more cylinder filling/less short circuiting at these rpms.
Great Day at Mt Welly, fine and sort of warm. Team ESE rider Rick52 peddling his RS/TF125 took both A grade wins, and Tim on the 50 he is developing was going quick enough to keep Dave D, honest. Garry on a bike sporting a cylinder and head from Speedpro holds the lap record in both directions. FarmaKen had a good day with his MC18/TF125 but packed up early to get back to Rotorua. Its good to see some more 2-T's up the the front of F4.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...post1130599037
Any video of today's a grade racers just wondering if someone got my high side save coming out of the infield? Number 3
The engine in Gary's bike today was basically made up of pieces from his and Dave's motors I had lying on my bench. The cylinder is a barely modified H100 and really pretty horrible. Gary does like that bike though and seems to have it well set up.
Big thanks to Gary as well. My son's bike is making a noise I need to investigate and Gary offered his bike to Cricket. Cricket's comment when he came in after the first ride is that it was better than his bike and he liked it. Looks like another 2T convert.
How flash is bucket racing now, we have our own clothing label, WiFi for live race results is available in the circuit for those with smart phones and ipads etc, and we have a drone recording video. I'm thinking our own brand of port next!!
I have not tried to do an MX design for a 250, only fully ported Open class 250 karts.
We ran 1080 pipes on these but i found no advantage in steep angles that ended in anything fatter than 135, and besides I doubt even that diameter would fit on the bike.
A belly that fat on the MX ported setup I believe would overscavenge and loose important low/mid power for little gain in top end that is hardly used during a dirt based race.
Here is a comparo of 250 - 2T and the 4T competition, showing what is needed to be competitive.
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.
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