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Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 04:08 PM

Ok how much off

JerryHawk250 04-28-2020 04:16 PM

Examples are My Hawk stock speedometer was 5-6 mph off. I replaced it with a more accurate digital speedometer. My X22R was 10 mph off and bought a speedometer calibrator to get it dead on accurate.

Are you still running the stock exhaust and carburetor with stock jets? If you haven't tuned it or installed a free flowing exhaust the performance will be on the low end.

Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 05:34 PM

Yes it’s got stock exhaust and an stock carb parts

Megadan 04-28-2020 06:45 PM

Your average chinabike, regardless of who made it or what it is, is usually off about 4 to 6mph at highway speeds. Aka, if it says 60, its really doing 55ish

Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 07:21 PM

So technically doing 45mph instead of 50mph

Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 08:24 PM

What jets would you recommend??

Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 10:27 PM

Would drilling holes around the inside of the exhaust around the baffle make any difference in performance?

Megadan 04-28-2020 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Kingdiamond20 (Post 335376)
So technically doing 45mph instead of 50mph

Thats the general rule, give or take a couple MPH maybe. At 50 indicated you might be doing 46 to 48. A GPS Speedo app on your phone can help you track the difference.

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Originally Posted by Kingdiamond20 (Post 335385)
What jets would you recommend??

That depends on a lot of factors, but a good starting rule of thumb with most of these motors tends to be around a 105 main jet with no other mods at lower altitudes. Pilot jet depends on what style it has, but typically the most common sizes are 36,38, or 40. for a Keihin jet. It really helps to know your starting point to be able to make any suggestions.

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Originally Posted by Kingdiamond20 (Post 335392)
Would drilling holes around the inside of the exhaust around the baffle make any difference in performance?

Generally that can help improve flow a bit. Removing the catalysts from these bikes if often even more effective in terms of opening up their breathing.

Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 10:56 PM

O ok ty sir

Kingdiamond20 04-28-2020 10:58 PM

How would I remove the baffle it’s got rivets on the outside and if so do the holes were the rivets were need to be covered ?

Kingdiamond20 09-22-2020 03:18 PM

What’s the size of the rear sprocket on the Df250rtf villain chopper???

Kingdiamond20 09-22-2020 05:28 PM

I’m wanting to downgrade for more top end speed


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