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30 juni 2013 om 02:36 #282753
remove the bar for the carberator, and make a bar before the manifold. And make a bar sideways the cilinder. it would be a shame if this frame go to waste, by bending of the power of the engine!! This frame cant get destroyed :p
30 juni 2013 om 09:21 #282754misterd11, I’m not sure if I understand you right.
On the right side of the frame I will close the holes what were made for the Simo side inlet.
Then I planed to close the front corner around the cylinder like needed for the 4 tabs Simo. Also I could make two metal sheets like painted in the pic.
Is that what you mean? Or what would you recommend is more effective against bending?

On the left side I need the big cut out for the inner rotor ignition.
Do you have any recommendations for reinforcements on that side?
30 juni 2013 om 11:26 #282755The side of the cylinder is like Waarom his 4taps simo ciao?. I like that idea, and it reinforces the frame good. But the bar that blocks your manifold, can’t you weld a similar bar behind the manifold?
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Good luck!!
30 juni 2013 om 11:29 #28275630 juli 2013 om 18:10 #282339short update:
fork in blue

and exhaust adapter finished 😀
I know the exhaust is not good but for a start it should work. Is there any exhaust you could recommend for that engine?


30 juli 2013 om 18:41 #282785I don’t know what’s going to work, but i’m speakless =)
And i like your engine-model on the wall
1 augustus 2013 om 16:40 #282786thanks Marco.
Comming now closer to the end, some minor problems that I didn’t realize so far working on major things. 😀
Putting the O-rings around the cylinder pins is no big deal

but how the hell can I make the O-rings stay in their groove of the head during mounting the head to the cylinder?
This two rings always jump out of the groove short before I have them in place. :@
Also realized two holes in the head, one over the spark plug and one below. Any idea for what theses holes are? Maybe one is for a thermo sensor?
1 augustus 2013 om 16:55 #282787Ja und das 2. ist denke ich für ein Überdruckventil. (Overdrukventiel)
1 augustus 2013 om 16:57 #282788
Vespa Ciao!Put some grease on the ring. the grease will stick on the cilinder head
1 augustus 2013 om 17:02 #282789nice project

about the cylinder head, i think one hole is to bleed the cooling system.
1 augustus 2013 om 17:06 #2827901 sensor and one plug to let the fluid come out of the head(if im not mistaken. has been a verry long time since i worked on a scooter :P)
1 augustus 2013 om 21:17 #282791nice project piet!
24 augustus 2013 om 15:31 #282810update: Engine is finished assembled.
Cutted off the middle bar what was blocking the carb, now that is looking good.


27 augustus 2013 om 17:17 #282812When finished, you should consider wearing a parachute pack for additional stopping power.
27 augustus 2013 om 19:08 #282813:D, hihihi, stopping is maybe a good point to consider.
I bended the cutout edge around the ignition a little to the outside to fit the engine with ignition.

Then I saw that the driving belt was not running in line with the fox clutch.

Put a ca. 5mm distance between the clutch and gearbox, and it it is in line. 😉

Now I’m looking for a nice area to place the ignition coil, maybe that can be an option.

Also the CDI need to have a place. Would fit on the oposite side, but that is not nice to guide the cables over to the ignition coil.:((

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