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GPX 140, Lifan BV ported head TB cam ADA cooler shaved flywheel and slinger 26mm carb w/matched intake TB cdi CHP pipe U4 race fuel |
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Oldschool built fast as hell head porting takeagawa lower end 28mm carb stroked 114 Thats all i will tell |
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Gpx 147 one off 57 flat top piston Ported head custom ground cam Inner rotor ,aluminum oil sling Back cut trans 28 pwk It still has stock valves,I want to see how much power we can get out of those Last edited by slowracer; 02-25-2007 at 10:24 AM. |
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Slowracer Is It Faster Then Your Daytona???
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WOW talk about some serious power houses!
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2005 CRF 50 TB 108 kit 26mm carb FMF Big Bore Pipe Z40 cam Kitaco inner rotor Tb Oil cooler |
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bbr 160 with 55mm stroker crank and a plus r head and a 28 mm flat slide carb its fast
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I am getting a bit confused in this thread. I thought it was for china motors seeing as how it's in the chinese section. Doesn't sound like some of these are china motors at all.
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Lifan 120 based 178cc 58mm bore, resleeved stock cylinder 68mm stroke, highly modified honda wave automatic crank TRX90 Clutch Basket, gears, and modified one-way clutch Mikuni TM28 flatslide Lightened Flywheel Takegawa 28mm through intake manifold Z40 cam with highly-ported head Pulls your arms off...absolutely ridiculous. Currently installed in a project bike that should be finished in a few months. |
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stock gpx in a pocketibke soon to be 146cc |
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dave can you e-mail me a few pics of your exhaust, I'm curious what it looks like. Been trying to make a meg exhuast but it just doesn't seem to work out right.
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"RK Motorsports" 154cc, not quite sure on the specs, although i do know it has a mangled right crank case.
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145.5cc takegawa dohc. 57mm stroke 57mm bore. bigger valves 22mm intakes 19mm exhaust. take 3 speed tranny and clutch, tokyo mod stage 3 ignition, ported head, no sure if i'm going with custom cams yet or not, and not sure if i'm going to stay with my 26m or go with a 28mm carb prolly 28.
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| china, china, china, china, china engines people. |
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Thats what happens when people dont read titles or where the thread is under in sections. READ people.
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