125cc stroker project :D

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Re: 125cc stroker project :D

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Well here are some pictures from the cases! :D
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Re: 125cc stroker project :D

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Some more pictures! :D

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It looks nice! :D
It looks nice! :D
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Re: 125cc stroker project :D

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Nice work and great pics!! That bore and crank are HUGE!!! :2thumbs:
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Re: 125cc stroker project :D

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Monday I'm gonna visit a local tuner, to see what we can do. :D
He has a Yamaha DT50mx himself 14hp at the wheel :D

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Oh!
I have a question: Do you guys modify or use an other ignition?
Or do you use the original one?

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The stock cdi here in the states works fine all the way to at least 15k that I know of.the coil on the other hand,I would use a higher output coil for the higher compression you will be using or use a nology wire set.the spark will have a hard time making the jump with a high reving high compression engine.
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So the ignition and flywheel itself stay unchanged?
No inner rotor ignitions? programmable CDI's etc?
Wouldn't it be a good idea to use a innerrotor?
The only problem I can think of is that the cooling would ben tricky...

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if you have the money to spend on those stuff,they will for sure help. the rotor kit more than anything. going from the heavy steel mag/flywheel to an aluminum one.that will free up some rpms and let the motor rev up faster too.
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I brought the engine to the tuner yesterday! :D
We desided that we will not weld extra material around the intake, because there isnt enough room for it. :(
I'm thinking about making the holes in the groundplate of the ignition into slots.. that way I can adjust the ignition timing.. :D
The flywheel will allso be lightend (6)

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Greetings:

Very nice work Koert!

The last issue to conquer might be getting the cooling shrouds to fit around that tall cylinder. Have you test-fitted them?
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I haven't test fitted the cooling shrouds yet! :nervous:
I didn't really have the time for it, and to be honest I hadn't thought about it yet.. :oops:
I hope the tuner is finisched soon! :D :P
And I'm allso looking for a different front fork...

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Well I have a nice intake manifold now! :D
It is an original Honda CR85 manifold! :D
My carb fits perfectly! :naughty:

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Does that setup use the stock reeds?

Why not just use the ct manifold and the bigger reed cage?

I am afraid that the stock reed cage will restrict your 125cc setup. :nervous:
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I will be using the CR85 reedcage.
And I don't think that the CR85 reeds will restrict it at all :P
Why I don't use a CT manifold: I have to have it shipped from the other side of the ocean :shock:
And I am a verry impatient person! :P

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Koert wrote:I will be using the CR85 reedcage.
And I don't think that the CR85 reeds will restrict it at all :P
Why I don't use a CT manifold: I have to have it shipped from the other side of the ocean :shock:
And I am a verry impatient person! :P

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