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by swiftyhernandez Fri Nov 29 2013, 20:47
Hello all,
I am interested in most all two-strokes, these Chinese engines are included on my long list; I have a history of racing two-stroke motorcycles.
I ported and installed the top-end on one engine, so far; it was for my brother.
I don't have one now, but hopefully soon, I will have money enough to buy.
I am interested in most all two-strokes, these Chinese engines are included on my long list; I have a history of racing two-stroke motorcycles.
I ported and installed the top-end on one engine, so far; it was for my brother.
I don't have one now, but hopefully soon, I will have money enough to buy.
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Re: New member
by BatRastard Thu Dec 12 2013, 11:59
I'm having a great time with my Grubee. I love to tinker, and these little engines seem to need endless improvements. I've made a front mount, lengthened the exhaust pipe, opened up the transfer ports, straightened the crank and installed better bearings, and I'm currently building a new JAG type ignition box. The bike and this forum has been a GREAT learning experience.
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Re: New member
by elgallo Fri Dec 20 2013, 22:54
Welcome.
I too enjoy the two stroke China girl motors.
Maybe when you get building we can compare notes.
I too enjoy the two stroke China girl motors.
Maybe when you get building we can compare notes.
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Re: New member
by Fabian Thu Apr 03 2014, 00:57
You should consider getting a CR Machine Manufacturing billet cylinder head for your bikes as well as the Rock Solid Engines reed valve intake and Walbro style diaphragm as well as the SickBikeParts shift kit.
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Re: New member
by swiftyhernandez Mon Apr 07 2014, 04:58
Yes, I want the performance parts you've indicated plus some.
Thanks for your input!
Thanks for your input!
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Re: New member
by Fabian Mon Apr 07 2014, 06:18
In part they are performance parts but of greater importance is the concept that they improve reliability of the engine and the carburation system.
At the end of the day (and when you are a long way from home) you care much less about performance and more about the comfort that the engine will keep running; getting you home without a breakdown.
At the end of the day (and when you are a long way from home) you care much less about performance and more about the comfort that the engine will keep running; getting you home without a breakdown.
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