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Has anyone installed the FMF on a Hawk yet?
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04-01-2016, 11:56 PM | #48 |
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The TC2 comes with a nice stainless pipe with a bend in it that can be twisted around to match most header pipes (proper diameter) if it's even remotely pointing in the right direction. I had to bend some pipe on my X-Moto but that was the exception.
Found the old thread of the install on the X-moto. Now THIS was one messed up pipe! I can't imagine any of your guys pipes is even close to this mangled from the factory.... It was a mess, inside and out. http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=6954 Do you guys have a pic of your header pipes where they meet the muffler?
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Hell, that' my 2015, yet you say the cat was in the muffler. It's in the head now as you know.
Thanks for the memories of 2010. Great team effort. Barlow, you need some smooth wall stainless steel for a quick trick flow.
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04-02-2016, 01:18 AM | #50 |
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Question about Lifan head ports
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Barlow really seems to be the motivated cat on this little pump. Can you or have you heard of head port polishing with the valves. Would it be enough of a significant difference in power flow. It is such a short space in the head I wonder if it would be of any benifent, wouldn't hurt. Seem like I saw something like this on that cafe racer show with the limey bikes on tv.
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04-02-2016, 11:53 PM | #53 |
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I figured as much. Still, it's fun to watch.
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Remember mad max? You need "a blower man, a blower" !
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All I can advise if this. Engine mods need to balance all the way through to perform properly. It makes (almost) no difference if you change just a couple of the components along that path, if you're wanting max output. Start at the breather and work your way through to the tail pipe. If you open, change or modify the carb, the exhaust (and cat removal) need to be done, as well or it won't allow the mod upstream to perform to its maximum. Just picture sucking on a drinking straw. If the straw will only allow so much air through it, it doesn't matter if the straw had a garden hose hooked up to it upstream. The straw will only allow so much volume regardless of how hard you suck. Also, I've never had to adjust timing on any CB I've had. After I checked the first couple and found they werre on, I left them alone. As an example: On Q (200cc), It's rated at 15+ hp stock. The air box is a wonderful piece of free breathing work so there was no need to change, I just drilled a bunch of holes in the top of it. The carb is a real Mikuni CV out of the factory so it just needed proper jetting. The only real mod that needed to balance the system was the slip on pipe to free up the exhaust, since the cat was in the muffler. My header pipe is free and clear. There was a member here who did these mods (back when Q's were the hot item) and had a dyno. He dyno'd his QLink XF 200 at 20hp after these mods.....so on an OHC motor, that extra 5 hp you're searching for is achievable, without porting, with just the basic, balanced mods. On the pushrod Hondoid motor, we have no actual dyno numbers.....but I can tell you this, my X-moto 200 (163FML) runs GREAT and has much more power with just a breather, properly jetted stock PZ carb and a cat-free exhaust with a TC2.
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one other thing, some chat went round that the cdi used on the hawk hondoid might have a rev limiter built in. wonder if all the mfg's are doing this to save the motors. when you max out is it rather sudden or progressive?
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I have yet to hit the rev limiter on my X-moto pushrod Hondoid. They're more of a torque, mid-range type of setup, it seems. Maybe I just ride mellow????
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