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R6R6R6 Two Stroke Sniffer
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P. Red Rocket
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Posted: 12:00 - 11 Jan 2012 Post subject: |
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Would get a compression test done on that engine.
What spark plug are you using, is the bike derestricted at all? Any mods?
When was the last piston/ring change?
What oil are you currently running.
Nothing wrong with the GT125R |
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R6R6R6 Two Stroke Sniffer
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Posted: 12:04 - 11 Jan 2012 Post subject: Fully Synthetic |
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No no the GTR was a great bike, just wanted something a little nippier .
The guy who fixed my bike (he is well recommended) told me that the piston/ring was fine. I have not changed the spark plug as of yet but will probably do so just to rule that out.
I am running top quality fully synthetic oil and as far as I am aware there are no mods except the exhaust system. |
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Kickstart The Oracle
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Posted: 12:04 - 11 Jan 2012 Post subject: |
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Not sure on the first point. First thing I would check would be the fuel filters (including the one in the carb) and fuel tank breather. On the basis that these being a bit blocked would result in it taking a while for fuel to get through to restart (but I would also expect the bike to cut out if running for any reasonable length of time).
2nd point sounds like it just hasn't had the cdi unit mod done. The RS125 has a deliberate massive flat spot between 5000 and 6000 rpm caused by large amount of ignition retard. The cdi is designed so it can be easily modified to use a different ignition map to remove the flat spot. There is a particular point that you dig into the cdi unit to find a metal bridge that you cut.
As to hard to start, could be anything. But with a 2 stroke a new spark plug is a regular item so I would try that first.
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Posted: 12:17 - 11 Jan 2012 Post subject: |
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The flat spot is so bad that in most gears it will not just go through it. Get it past 6000rpm and it should be fine.
Filters being blocked will stop the fuel flowing / slow down the fuel flow. Until the fuel level drops a bit it will have no effect, and how long that takes will depend on how blocked the filter is and how much fuel you are using
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Kickstart The Oracle
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Posted: 12:52 - 11 Jan 2012 Post subject: |
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The cdis are commonly modified even before the bikes are picked up by their first owners.
There are plenty of online guides as to how to modify it.
If it is full power it should really wake up around 8000rpm and then rev out to about 11000rpm.
One thing some people do as a cheap derestriction is to modify the power valve blanking plate to be like the power valve in the high revs position. If this is done you will have stuff all low down power and the power will kick in fairly hard at 7k~8k.
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Posted: 13:45 - 11 Jan 2012 Post subject: |
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Hi
The power valve works by lowering the top of the exhaust port. Effectively variable valve timing on the exhaust side.
At low revs it is down and at high revs it is up. This is to get decent top end performance and salvage a bit of bottom end power. While you might be able to get more bottom end power with other mods I suspect that they would cost you a load of top end power.
The exception to this is that the power valve is open in the high revs position below 2500rpm. This is so around town it opens and closes regularly to try and stop it sticking. Also means that below 2500rpm it is really pathetically powerless.
The blanking plate is just like a longer power valve blade turned over (ie the bottom end is vertical in line with the side of the piston, rather than horizontal in line with the top of the exhaust port). If might give a touch more power at lower revs (and a load more below 2500rpm), but will kill top end performance.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 12 years, 102 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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