The most astute of you will notice this does not have a front engine sub-frame, it has been made and fitted. However, it may of been an idea to fit it before taking the pictures. Although it can't do much.(Rubber Mounts)
I will be posting details on what is involved, some pic's, and the special parts that have to be made.
Without trying to be too modest: 135bhp Rear Wheel, 148Kg loads of midrange! - Graph to follow.
The Carb' pictures show a standard RG400/500 carburettor, with very poorly belmouthed inlet. This is rectified by filling in the
end of the carburettor and remachining the entire carburettor, creating a full belmouth and increasing the bore to 31.0 mm. Air flow due to the new belmouth alone is increased by 18%. The new bore is offset upwards 0.6mm, so as not to go throught the floor of the carburettor, and to avoid issues with the slide not sealing at tick over. Oil feeds are removed and refitted, carburettors can be Vapour Blasted and Ultrasonically cleaned at extra cost if required.
Machining Top Crankcase from an RG400 to suit RG500 Cylinders £100.00 + vat RG575 Heads. The head is Machined to take O rings, the outer water jacket O ring is the same as the O ring for the Rotary Valves, the inner one is the same section. Viton 1.7mm BS037, This is the same as the Aprilia RS125, the Power Valve chamber has to be thin to allow room for it, this is 1mm section but also easily available. I've fitted 1mm rings to keep oil in Old Aermacchi's and British stuff, so it will be fine for this aplication, doesn't do a lot of work. All the studs have O rings, no need for domed nuts then. The Squish is set at 0.85mm if the standard base gasket is used, the CR is 6.8:1, Squish Velocity will be 86ft/sec, (this is controlled by the width of the squish and the taper compared to the piston).With the Jig to do these we can now do this for any piston size, compression ratio, squish etc etc. Anything non standard I would need the piston crown radius, bore size desired CR or squish and the deck height. £260 for a pair of heads. The s.plug doesn't sit any further through than standard, as can be seen by the black area around the plug (not machined) If your head is damaged it is an extra £20 per combustion chamber to weld repair it. and then £130 to remachine, as above.
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