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  • #279431

    ArvidW
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      tnerual :
      But i have only one remark,on a picture of the cylinder, i Saw that the bottom of the exhaust port is lower than the top of the transfers.. I think this isn’t very good?

      Ofcourse it is! Try find a 2stroke cilinder that doesnt have this:D (Foekema FST not included)

      @Piet, I hope your membramehousing will hold. I’ve broken a couple of them modified like this during installation in the engine. The spring can be too strong for the weak aluminiumaloy. Some will hold, some won’t. Modification of the spring helps

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      #279433

      Piet30
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        Arvid, thanks for the info, Iwill have an eye on it. 😉

        The original Polini two membran has a thickness of 0,33mm. Do you think I have to use a different thicknes of the new membran?

        Btw. what do you think about the bewerkt carter? Did I mill too much away or is it ok?

        #279504

        Piet30
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          update.

          I got a KTM Brembo rear brake and it looks that it fits into the Ciao frame when I build a special bracket for the caliper and adapter plate to fix the brake disc to the wheel.:D

          #279505

          Edjuh
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            You better put some extra weight on the back because you’ll be catapulted : -)

            Funky stuff!

            #279506

            pepko
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              =)

              looks great! i’m sure it will drive that way too.

              #279507

              Jarco
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                Piet30 :
                update.

                I got a KTM Brembo rear brake and it looks that it fits into the Ciao frame when I build a special bracket for the caliper and adapter plate to fix the brake disc to the wheel.:D

                Wow, where did you get that rims!
                Oh. i see now.. its the disc. 😀

                #279509

                Frank80cc
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                  nice work again and again

                  #279510

                  speedbuxy
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                    That will give some nice stopping power:D
                    And every week a new back tire offcourse:D

                    #279529

                    Piet30
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                      as the Simo kruk is neutral balanced and the flywheel not, both together always turn with the ignition window to the top.

                      to get the flywheel also neutral balanced together with the kruk I pressed two pieces lead of about 9,5 gr weight each into the slots above the ignition window.
                      With that and a 8mm hole on the opposite side of the ignition window the kruk/flywheel system is now balanced neutral.:D

                      It stops now in every position.

                      #279530

                      Docs
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                        NICE =)

                        #279531

                        goedguus
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                          Is that a special machine for it or how did you do that?
                          It looks quiet interesting against the fibrations!

                          #279532

                          Edjuh
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                            I think he simply hangs both the crank and the flywheel together to see wich part turns down(=heavy), that part gets a hole or the opposite side gets a weight(lead).

                            It’s the same as balancing a bicycle wheel.

                            I never say anything else, but nice work ralf! 😀

                            #279533

                            Piet30
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                              Edjuh, that’s how it is. Hope this will work. :bier

                              geodguus, this is no special machine. This is the table of my milling machine. (I know this is flat 😉 )
                              I positioned two clamping blocks that the kruk and flywheel can turn easily without blocking. Thats all.

                              #279534

                              just1991
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                                And what gives this as result ?

                                #279535

                                goedguus
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                                  It’s for the balance.
                                  There will be less fibrations in de krank and flywheel..
                                  When you whatch the tires of a car you’ll see pieces of lead on the rims that’s also for the balance

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