Cheers Rob for sorting out my ignition timing and the advice on my port timing !! you guys know what you are doing ..Its a joy working with people that know their stuff![]()
Cheers Rob for sorting out my ignition timing and the advice on my port timing !! you guys know what you are doing ..Its a joy working with people that know their stuff![]()
TeeZee, would you mind telling what type of stator-rotor do you use? Would it be a typical full size flywheel, an internal rotor ??
Do you have any experience to judge which of the two would be better for such an application?
I remember RS's had a typical -heavy I guess- flywheel.. On the other hand all RSW/A's I 've seen through photos had internal rotors.![]()
Yes the Honda RS125 does have much heavier crank wheels than the Suzuki GP125. But the Honda uses a light internal rotor so I am not sure whether my light crank wheels and heaver flywheel in total are more or less heaver than the Honda, about the same is my guess. I remember (hopefully correctly) a comment by Wobbly that a heavier crank helps extend the over rev.
Later KX80 Ignition
This is the flywheel and stator plate and pickup I am currently using with my Ignitec, At the moment the high voltage charging coil has been removed, later I want to re-wind it for charging the 12V battery so it is no longer a total loss system.
Early RS125s had an external rotor the same as the CR125 it was derived from.
The later GP only RS125 engine had an internal rotor about the same as the RSW/RSA with a much higher inertia crank assy.
When changing to total loss and removing the small rotor, the engine had no overev at all.
So much higher inertia cranks were made by VHM and the factory for this application.
The RSW/RSA crank inertia is very high due to full circle and plated wheels and added Mallory, to be able to run with the small rotor assy.
It matters not where the inertia comes from - the wheels or the rotor create overev by reducing the in cycle speed variations of the crank assy, at the expense of outright acceleration capability.
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.
I see.. You must be refering to this post http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...post1129962007.
I had the exact same generator off ebay!
I recently purchased another generator - inner rotor type. It comes from an IAME x30 kart engine, it's called Selettra Digital -K(ey). It must have been used by aprilia, because there was a pic in Frits files, with that generator on an RSA.
I haven't had the chance to test neither one (actually I don't know how to connect the selettra one. it has an 8-wire connector, none of which I know the use).
Actually, most kart engines seem to use the inner rotor type. Can't logically process the reason.
edit: thanks for the hint Wob!
where do you guys get ya cams ground? what kind of grinds are you getting on your fxr 150's?...ie factory stuff or guess work ?
"Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know. - Cullen Hightower
I can't vouch for this being correct, but he the (Author) was a designer/etc for Cosworth.(Ignition bit)
The other bit is for Grumph we mentioned a while back this guy i certainly never knew he would go to the evil side i guess he is in a way responsible for the Evil FXR150 as Well.
He knew Bugathi as well as co designing the TSCC.
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache5LvEZT9e7YJ:twinspin-ec.com/The Piatti Story_MASTER_Word_02.pdf+patents+for+vincent+piatt i&hl=en&gl=nz&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESgVOzV8mu0AmIn5ZXdBdPiHpb16eWG0jNGU8qa2 Gb1Kd86ZYlojR3yeSMvOSMMk_CyB1s1lKgOWBi1yZeznOyq2My BOvc5S7XO9hIKF0M7HwNi_FfNUBJBbBaAHfAy2k_3Lk_sg&sig=AHIEtbTx5y12z-YhH3gOMYEJKo7N4HUBhA
http://twinspin-ec.com/Analysis Software.htm
I would be interested in seeing his AMC variable exhaust Exhaust "Bazooka" patent.
Last edited by husaberg; 28th January 2012 at 21:19. Reason: bit is for Grumph
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Kinky is using a feather. Perverted is using the whole chicken
I don't know if his design for the injection went anywhere or if the design was loaded with too much baggage.
In the same mag as the last one.
There is a real bad joke elsewhere in the Mag that said the Cagiva chief George Vukmanovich was, by then sick of Cagiva and was trying to get a Job with Ron Haslam and Serge Rosset who were at the at "ELF" team.
The original experimental Honda powered GP bike
Randy and Kenny i believe made up as i think Randy used to later on pilot the Twin seat YZR500.
There is also no truth in the rumor that Dave is in fact taller than George.
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Kinky is using a feather. Perverted is using the whole chicken
CSL are doing a guys fxr motor for l guy in auckland.. useing the standand fxr cam grind. on my old dyno that people said it read low my mates one put out 19hp just with the cams and exhaust did not get around to putting the high com piston in it. l still have it.. was told the kit was rated for 23 hp with no port job
Sounds about right. I think my bog standard engine was 17.5 with carb and exhaust change. What Kit? Is there a kit?. 20 seams easy to get on an FXR its the other 6 or 7 that come hard.
Doing a nice job of hijacking the 2 stroke thread here well the boys are at the track. Sorry Lads. Hope you all had a good day racing.
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