200 or close to exhaust duration worked for me. I also thought that the intake tract was compromised by the reed opening. I bogged it over and went total piston port. The reed as far as I could tell only worked when the designed intake was used beyond it's design revs and the pulses met the closed piston port and then went through the reed. Long time ago. Seemed to work OK considering other things in the motor. Went full cylinder reed after that and got similar results. I bogged the reed cavity on a TS 100 and ran 200 degrees timing as well and it was an awesome engine with a big FAT 19.9hp
You can experiment with piston port timing by trimming the piston skirt. Just before reboring is a good time to do it
i'm over buckets
next time i race my bike i might get kerry to black flag everyone but me so i win (-; will feel like a rugby player then![]()
i'm over buckets
Are your FXR motors 156cc?
Oh sweet, does no one care its above cc limit? or is there a maximum oversize? Only asking as there is a 162cc kit for the honda
Appendix A of the MNZ MOMS: https://www.mnz.co.nz/docs/default-s...1.pdf?sfvrsn=2
The maximum capacity for rebored engines shall be:
F4 2 stroke 55-110cc
2 stroke 55-125cc air cooled - 130.5cc
4 stroke 55-150cc – 158.09cc
F5 2 stroke 0-50cc - 53cc
4 stroke 0-100cc - 104cc
Lol your the troll piggy, i don't give a fuck if someone cheats, im new to buckets and know fuk all about engines, I wanted to know why on GPR site the FXR build was 157cc, When the class was 150cc. (that comment alone shows how much I don't know ha) I know of max piston sizes eg KT100 class max piston 63mm, I thought it would be similar with bikes but instead it states a cc limit not piston size. I haven't read MNZ rules properly,
Whens the next bucket race you attending piggy, so I can smoke you on the track
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