vio1,s project

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 23 apr 2006 21:22

i think i have a 25 tooth front sprocket and a 22 rear sprocket. Is this alright? My jet already is a 73 (anything less feels like crap).

Can you suggest a better sprocket ratio? I want top end and acceleration.
Should i change timing? How do I do that? advance it or back it off?

PraatPaal · Berichtdoor **PraatPaal** » 23 apr 2006 22:25

guys guys guys

to get back on the NOS for a sec.
that is not a NOS kit, NOS is a production trademark justlike the NX from the friend of mine.

what you have is a CO2 dry shot system, the first thing you'll do with that is prolly scrape the side of you cilinder which wil eventually makes you bigend endng up on the street and your piston in your nose...

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 23 apr 2006 22:41

ok, so i emailed the guy i purchased the co2 system, and asked for a partial return of my money. I will stay away from it.

Can you guys help me with the rest of this bike? Such as:

sprockets, timings, etc.

Can anyone tell me why when i changed the carb to the larger, I noticed no increase in performance? What did i do wrong? i built myself a larger intake manifold, cause i thought that the stock one was limiting me, but it made no difference. I really want to spruce up this bike, and you guys know what you are doing.

freak · Berichtdoor **freak** » 23 apr 2006 22:46

ill see that you find,the topic ill made for you.
it,s realy bizzy here

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 24 apr 2006 04:22

also, when adjusting the clutch springs, I have to empty the tranny fluid... but then do i have to fill it up again in between testing? Every time? or can i test the clutch spring adjustments with the cover off and no fluid (just for testing)....
How much have you guys shortened it? 1-5 cm? more less?

What are you guys using as sprockets ? how many teeth for front and back? jet sizes? carb sizes? Intake manifolds?

Vuile Beunkoe · Berichtdoor **Vuile Beunkoe** » 24 apr 2006 09:33

the advertisment says it is N2O, so not CO2. In theory it shoud work, but it ruins your engine. better tune your clutch thats where the power is lost.

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 24 apr 2006 14:17

i got the partial refund for the nos. I will leave that for another time. Can anyone help me with my above questions regarding clutch spring adjustment?

Tossie · Berichtdoor **Tossie** » 24 apr 2006 15:47

And shortenings the clutch springs, depens on what you like. The first one is for pulling power, more revs when turning the gas. The second one is for shifting moment. Begin with 1 cm / 0.5 inch. Then test. Go on untill you are satisfied

Here you go.

freaky_Tomos · Berichtdoor **freaky_Tomos** » 24 apr 2006 16:04

it looks like it is realy shifting like a motorcycle and not like my moped

jboy · Berichtdoor **jboy** » 24 apr 2006 19:56

that big cabreateur should work if you make the (spruitstuk

weet ff geen vartaling jongens) parts between the cilinder and the cabreteur bigger

it should pull alot faster

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 25 apr 2006 01:23

ok, can someone explain this to me. How does shortening the springs help? If i shorten the springs, wont it take more rpm (ie more time) for the spring to stretch out? Wouldnt you want to lengthen it??? i dont understand the mechanics of how shortening the spring would boost performance.

ex-gast · Berichtdoor **ex-gast** » 25 apr 2006 10:50

petrol engines don't have al lot of power at low revs

so if you adjust the springs in the clutch then the engine runs at higher revs at the moment you drive away

: short/strong springs in the clutch > higher revs > more pulling power

i hope you understand what i am trying to say

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 25 apr 2006 23:52

what type of transmission fluid do you guys recommend? Im using ATF type F. is that alright?

vio1 · Berichtdoor **vio1** » 27 apr 2006 04:12

I took my moped apart again, cause it was sort of slaggy... turns out my motor head has a bit of a leak... gonna have to sand it down.

Im also going to shorten the clutch springs... here is a pick of the crankcase open:
Afbeelding

How does the clutch pads look? Worn out?

Also, the nut that holds the clutches inplace... which way do i unscrew it? clockwise or counter?

Tossie · Berichtdoor **Tossie** » 27 apr 2006 09:11

The first clutch pad looks a little worn out indeed. But it'll be ok
With a 22 rear sprocket, your moped shifts at more revs.
So your clutch wears out faster.

( I don't know if the word ''wears out'' is right )

Vuile Beunkoe · Berichtdoor **Vuile Beunkoe** » 27 apr 2006 15:27

it looks good enough to me.

unscrew te nut leftwise, counterclockwise.

jboy · Berichtdoor **jboy** » 27 apr 2006 16:30

the clutch is still alright...

freaky_Tomos · Berichtdoor **freaky_Tomos** » 27 apr 2006 22:06

does he have pedals or an kickstart, if it is kickstart he has his kickstart on the right side

not on the left like us

Tossie · Berichtdoor **Tossie** » 27 apr 2006 23:03

Pedals... You can see it clearly @ 4th picture on the first page.

freaky_Tomos · Berichtdoor **freaky_Tomos** » 28 apr 2006 16:03

o jeah, but it looks like to me that you can not turn the pedals 360 degrees begause of jour exhaust

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