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Old 03-05-2008, 06:09 PM
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what about how to fix the kitchen sink?????
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good work guys, nice to see all the experts chipping in, but it is a REALLY old thread so it probably dont matter much no-more
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Old 03-05-2008, 07:23 PM
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Use Grease

If you put grease all over the head port and the bottle cap ypu can wipe it all out when you are finished. Any swarf etc will be caught in the grease.
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what about how to fix the kitchen sink?????
lol
good work guys, nice to see all the experts chipping in, but it is a REALLY old thread so it probably dont matter much no-more


These mods are still valid their cheap , easy and very effective!
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Old 02-06-2008, 07:44 AM
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I have heard not to polish the intake manifold... apparently the litlle holes and things help it to mix the air and fuel... i have heard this of a bloke that tunes motors and makes them go verry fast lol....correct me if im wrong though.
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Old 02-06-2008, 08:56 AM
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A couple of good tips from the bike boy! Go down to your local motorbike shop and for around $15 you can get a cable oiling alloy attachment. Great for lubing the clutch cable and if you feel generous get one of those little wire attachments for your back brake lever.( stops the brake from bending out if you catch it on a tyre or a rock etc. Small price for better maintenance. Also when tightening you back or front wheels, spin the wheel and hit the brake and hold it on. Tighten the axle nut and now your pads are aligned with the disc. Cheeries
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Old 04-06-2008, 11:32 AM
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Another little trick seeing were all playing with dremils..i call them porting tool or die grinders ...the ignition pick up coil (the little black plasic box) ,thats under your ignition cover,close to the front sprocket has 2 screews holding it into place remove it and make the 2 holes oval by filing or using you dremil so you can slide or move the pickup coil towards the rotation of the flywheel..which will advance your ignition timing...to move the pick up coil even futher you will need to remove some of the alloy legs of the stator plate were the sreews go into..at the end of all that, before you retention the 2 sceews ...on the flywheel there is a small round dimple that passes that black pick up coil , make sure there is a gap of a business card thickness between them... then tention the 2 screews...you will gain about 3-4 derees in igntion timing giving you more throttle responce, it will get rid of flat spots in your carby and it will reve up cleaner and quicker. However if you have some cash..buy a inner ignition rotor kit i think their about a 100 bucks .Another trick get a cdi box off a chinese 50cc four stroke mini bike and plug it in your 125cc,140cc,150cc, pit machine (this only works if the electrical plug is the same conection) you will gain 2-3000 rpm higher reves....
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And another little trick..remove your ignition coil...buy a car ignition coil i used the Bosch GT40RT Super Sports coil cost 20 bucks on e-bay..
the spark now is so strong it jumps from the spark plug to earth nearly an inch , just with one kick ...so it gives a better explosion in your combustion chaimber(when you piston gets pushed down in the cylinder) giving you more torque and the bike starts much easier..
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Old 05-06-2008, 09:24 AM
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May be an old thread but browsers like yours truly will search and find so all tips and secrets are awesome .....go you good thing
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yeah its all new to me!

being a tightarse, this is just the sort of thing i was looking for.
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correct me if im wrong but this is what im planning on doing to my mso pit pro 140
port and polish the intake manifold
clean up the inside of the exhaust manifold so its not rugged
and add a inner rotor kit
are there any dissadvantages in doing this other then a slightly less life of the lifan motor.
Will this make my bike go considerably noticibly harder
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