Big bore
Has anyone put a 50mm big bore on a taotao thunder with a gy6 I will be doing it in the next few days just looking for someone that has if I run into any problems:thanks:
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Research resource . . enhanced odds of bearing failure.
If this style muffler. . only remove top ear bolt, then pivot on loose bottom ear bolt, after removing 2 bottom head exhaust pipe nuts. Suspend muffler from upper frame with a cord. During assembly, install top and bottom cooling shrouds prior to muffler attachment. |
Jets and idle
I put in the 80 cc kit runs great but hard to get started and idle is bad and it is needing more gas I have put a cone filter on as well but still have stock muffler and suggestions
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If using the stock head which has around a 5cc combustion chamber . . . 39mm bore (50cc) = around 10:1 static compression ratio 44mm bore (63cc) = around 12.6 static compression ratio . . resource 47mm bore (72cc) = around 14.4:1 static compression ratio . . resource 50mm bore (81cc) = around 16.2:1 static compression ratio 52mm bore (88cc) = around 17.6:1 static compression ratio For comparison . . . Sym 50 11.8:1 Honda Ruckus 50 11.9:1 Yamaha Vino 50 12:1 Static Vs. Dynamic Compression Ratio 1 teaspoon (4.9 cc's) in a stock 139QMB cylinder head . . . http://i.imgur.com/K3H7Dze.jpg http://i.imgur.com/AC6VKpJ.jpg |
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