You reed valve conv guys
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trotsky
littlemoon
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You reed valve conv guys
I'm looking into buying a reed block and wondered what you guys went with? I'm looking along the lines of one of these
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2526&userCurrency=UK
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2526&userCurrency=UK
I would appreciate your input as to which one you think would be best
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2526&userCurrency=UK
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2526&userCurrency=UK
I would appreciate your input as to which one you think would be best
Thackers- Posts : 831
Join date : 2010-06-26
Age : 61
Location : No 20 on Moonage Daydream Harrogate n.yorks
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Just realised there the same it should be
this one http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2526
or this one
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2501
i'd still like the advice
this one http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2526
or this one
http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2501
i'd still like the advice
Thackers- Posts : 831
Join date : 2010-06-26
Age : 61
Location : No 20 on Moonage Daydream Harrogate n.yorks
Re: You reed valve conv guys
why not an lth or jimmers ?
littlemoon- Posts : 162
Join date : 2010-07-05
Age : 52
Location : east yorks tha know's
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Thackers,Littlemoon & Snails here you go fellas, been playing & fettling. Hope these pix help. The future is Scootrs Mini Atomic Reed Valve
No Fin cutting & no packer needed between inlet & Reed Valve, just drilled out holes to 8mm & elongated the back hole slightly.
Manifold mouth is real small, so plenty of scope for matching to inlet, i'm just mocking now so i'll post some more pix later ....
No Fin cutting & no packer needed between inlet & Reed Valve, just drilled out holes to 8mm & elongated the back hole slightly.
Manifold mouth is real small, so plenty of scope for matching to inlet, i'm just mocking now so i'll post some more pix later ....
trotsky- Posts : 149
Join date : 2010-07-15
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Good work, i was holding back on ordering as i've heard the smaller ones dont fit a delorto carb, which is obviously wrong. What size carb is that as a matter of interest?
Thackers- Posts : 831
Join date : 2010-06-26
Age : 61
Location : No 20 on Moonage Daydream Harrogate n.yorks
Re: You reed valve conv guys
is that on a 125 barrel or a 75 ?
littlemoon- Posts : 162
Join date : 2010-07-05
Age : 52
Location : east yorks tha know's
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Hi Simon, 2 Starstream barrels with 125 Cowlings. Gary has a spare 75 barrel that i can try it on for you, but not until after Scarboro?...Cheers Steve
trotsky- Posts : 149
Join date : 2010-07-15
Re: You reed valve conv guys
i have an early lth on a 75 barrel, crank and new rod have been done at long last . wisco single ring piston and a bit of tuning on the cylinder and a re try of the allspeed pipe that i tried for a couple of miles before completely recking the motor. there is talk of it getting into double figures in hp on the rolling road
littlemoon- Posts : 162
Join date : 2010-07-05
Age : 52
Location : east yorks tha know's
Re: You reed valve conv guys
1.9 bhp
littlemoon- Posts : 162
Join date : 2010-07-05
Age : 52
Location : east yorks tha know's
Re: You reed valve conv guys
nice work .i have been out on mine for a couple of blasts.with more power they are a fantastic little scooter.big grin factor.you cant half tell mine is piston ported though.love it. making a mess of my chain case though.modern fuel.talking of. double figures i think mine might be up there.i think it may keep up with a ts1 for a bit .also with cut down bars and slope back seat feels factory built.love love it
NIGE- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-12-20
Location : Ratby, Leicester
Vega 140 reed valve
Hi guys, interesting thread! Working on my Vega for Lammie Drive 2. I have just got my 140 conversion back from Chiselspeed. (Vega case, LTH reed, Starstream barrel and internals, Variotronic) They have done a nice job. It dyno'd at 8.39 with a standard exhaust and 26mm Mikuni. It's been set up to run on crap Aussie fuel.
I do have 2 concerns though. The carb is very close to the case, which interferes with the gear and clutch cable runs. There is an angled adaptor joining the LTH reed block to the carb which points the carb out and forwards. (I'll take some pics later) Also the carb is in the way of the kickstart pedal when that is in its 'normal' position. Anyone else had these issues? Would the Atomic reed block address them at all? Any comments would be appreciated!
Frank Sanderson has made me some awesome forks with anti-dive disk so I can use SIP alloy 350 x 10's. Rear uses a Sunny 4-bolt hub so I can use them there too and everything lines up!
I do have 2 concerns though. The carb is very close to the case, which interferes with the gear and clutch cable runs. There is an angled adaptor joining the LTH reed block to the carb which points the carb out and forwards. (I'll take some pics later) Also the carb is in the way of the kickstart pedal when that is in its 'normal' position. Anyone else had these issues? Would the Atomic reed block address them at all? Any comments would be appreciated!
Frank Sanderson has made me some awesome forks with anti-dive disk so I can use SIP alloy 350 x 10's. Rear uses a Sunny 4-bolt hub so I can use them there too and everything lines up!
tonyicon- Posts : 28
Join date : 2012-03-22
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Hi Tony, i was speaking to Frank about your front wheel at Blackpool funny enough. My barrel is at Scottys at the moment having some more tuning & more holes put in it so i'll let you know when it's back about kick-start issues. I'm having a spacer made to help the carb clear the Crankcase & again i'll let you know the outcome, but i don't envisage any issues. If you could bang on some pix of the Carb set-up, it would help. ( & of that lovely front wheel )
trotsky- Posts : 149
Join date : 2010-07-15
Posting pics
OK it would seem that it's not just building bikes where I am technically challenged. Can someone point me to how to post pics in the thread?
tonyicon- Posts : 28
Join date : 2012-03-22
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Here's one I made earlier. Vega anti-dive disk forks under construction at Lambretta Innovations. More to follow tomorrow. Thanks for the help Steve!
upload foto
upload foto
tonyicon- Posts : 28
Join date : 2012-03-22
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Now that is looking sweet mate ....Steve
trotsky- Posts : 149
Join date : 2010-07-15
Re: You reed valve conv guys
looks cool.love the alloys.cant help about your cable problem but the kick start will need to be lowered mine is ok in its normal position at mo.but when i put my airfilter on i am going to have to lower it.you have good hp with standard pipe.enjoy your ride
NIGE- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-12-20
Location : Ratby, Leicester
Re: You reed valve conv guys
Thanks, Nige! You say 'good HP with standard pipe' - do you have a recommendation for anything else that's available?
tonyicon- Posts : 28
Join date : 2012-03-22
Re: You reed valve conv guys
i have the chiselspeed conversion with the chiselspeed ads expansion pipe.thats the way to go i think .i will be taking mine back to be set up properly on chisels dyno i think it is set up quite good at the mo .it ay may be 10hp plus
NIGE- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-12-20
Location : Ratby, Leicester
Vega 140
Martin showed me one of those when I went to pick up the engine. My only concern is how physically big it is. Also he thought that for the Australia trip the standard box would give the most reliability with not much less power. Current power is almost the same as a standard SX150 on a much lighter bike (which was the whole reason for the choice of the Vega as a base bike). He's tuned it for low octane petrol. I may get one after the event and try it out. I've got to get at least 6500km out of the engine with no major problems, there will be a problem with spares if I have anything major. (I have spare reeds, piston, wheels but that's about it other than the normal consumables)
tonyicon- Posts : 28
Join date : 2012-03-22
Re: You reed valve conv guys
your hp figures will be at the wheel which is more than a sx 150 .have you ridden it yet.if not have a go .we need more engine spares.
NIGE- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-12-20
Location : Ratby, Leicester
Re: You reed valve conv guys
No, its a long way from being rideable yet!
I have to do the wiring and fit cables, tank and seat (after doing the seat recover). I also have to paint the headset and handlebars and assemble them and make a bracket to extend the exhaust mountings. And refinish the exhaust and heat shields.
Actually said like that it doesn't sound much! What could possibly go wrong? :-)
I have to do the wiring and fit cables, tank and seat (after doing the seat recover). I also have to paint the headset and handlebars and assemble them and make a bracket to extend the exhaust mountings. And refinish the exhaust and heat shields.
Actually said like that it doesn't sound much! What could possibly go wrong? :-)
tonyicon- Posts : 28
Join date : 2012-03-22
Re: You reed valve conv guys
good look tony.when you ride it you will be suprised how quick it will be.big big grin and the amount of people who gawp at you .i have got a modified standard exhaust.i have no idea what the performance is like from it as it was already done when i got scooter many years ago modified bracket.you are very welcome to borrow it and try it and use it on your long treck
NIGE- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-12-20
Location : Ratby, Leicester
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