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i dont think an NSR can go faster than that.
cagiva mitos and RS125s top out at around 95, and an NSR is in a lower state of tune.
20psi is a pretty big whack. id suggest a rebuild. ____________________ Blue_SV650S wrote: it was a sh1te wheelie, but it proves that he can get it up in 3rd and can do angles. In summery, mattsprattuk is a gobby little sh1tebag, dopehead tw4t, but sadly for all of us, he probably isn't THAT full of sh1te!!
Kickstart wrote: Hi I tend to agree with Matt. All the best Keith
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rebore on a nicasil coated barrel , tut tut marjay i thought you knew better than that
matt hell be quoting clockspeed , nsrs should get at least 100 on the clocks |
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Do NOT use caustic soda to de-coke your exhaust, if anything in there is made of aluminium it will dissolve before your eyes. Use a 50/50 mix of paraffin and petrol, it will do exactly the same job but safer, just don't smoke at the time
FWIW, every 2-stroke I've ever worked on that was running poorly had an exhaust full of coke and oil residue, especially the typicall thin part between the spannies and the end can.
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Hi
Compression is within spec. Honda list it as 143psi give or take 28psi. While you reading is at the bottom end of that I suspect it would be a fair bit higher if you had done the test with the throttle open.
To be honest I would doubt a coked up exhaust would knock that much off the top speed. Through much of the exhaust a couple of mm build up of coke is not going to be critical.
You do not need to take the cylinder off to decoke the exhaust. You could take the head off to decoke that (DO NOT use caustic soda on the alloy head), but a build up in the head would have increased compression.
Check the power valve is correctly adjusted and turning. If you take the exhaust off and look up the exhaust port you should be able to see it operate when you turn the ignition on.
Also check normal service items such as the air filter and plug.
All the best
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hey, thanks for your replys
kickstart you doubt that it is a coked up exhaust?
well ive checked the plug and cleaned it up and gapped it. ive also checked the air filter, it honestly couldnt be cleaner
so you think it may be the powervalve. well how do i check the operation of the powervalve with the exhaust off. the powervalve moves when it gets to 2000 and 7000 rpm. how on earth do i check that its working properly when i have no exhaust on it? surely you dont mean start it up and look at it lol (that reply sounds abit snydey but its not ment to lol)
hi grim
youre saying about your 2 strokes running poorly and needing a de coke. well i have to be honest its really running pretty well. its just abit down on performance
and thanks for the tip about the caustic soda, that could have turned ugly
also i contacted the previous owner and he owned it for several years and used SCOOTER OIL IN IT!!!
so that probably hasnt helped the situation.
im currently using the last of that rechid stuff(i only recently bought the bike and am using the last of it in the tank) and im going to get castrol tts, ive herd its the best
im prob gona de coke it anyway. ive also herd from an old-school guy that he used to fill his coked up exhausts with petrol and set them on fire lol apparently the extreme heat made the coke discintegrate. i dont think i will be doing that lol ____________________ When this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit. |
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| MarJay wrote: | | the grim reaper wrote: | Do NOT use caustic soda to de-coke your exhaust, if anything in there is made of aluminium it will dissolve before your eyes. Use a 50/50 mix of paraffin and petrol, it will do exactly the same job but safer, just don't smoke at the time
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Since when has any two stroke bike had any alloy parts on the exhaust? I decoked my RD350 exhausts the other day using this method, and I didn't see any liquid aluminium going down the drain!
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Depends if the person doing it has the brains to remove the end can, the Mito has aluminium end caps and rivets on there. For me, it's not worth using caustic soda when petrol and paraffin does exactly the same job.
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hey all
ok so ive had the exhaust off today and the exhaust is hardly coked up at all
the powervalve opens and closes very very well. infact the powervalve isnt even black
so this puts me back to square 1  ____________________ When this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit. |
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Are you sure 85mph is an accurate figure? Ride next to a car or a bigger bike to check.
Does the engine rev to the redline at 85mph? Gearing could have been changed at some point...
TBH as mattsprattuk said, 85mph seems a fairly reasonable speed, don't belive everyone who claims their 125 does 120mph and regularly embarasses 'busa riders  |
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lol i know what ya mean about people lying about their bikes but there are even vids on youtube of "standard" nsrs doing 95-100mph (indicated)
and it was at about 10,000rpm
but ive herd that the yamaha yzf125 can hit 85 and that is a bloody 4 stroke so i think mine is prob a little underpowered
also i nearly hit 90 today
also im gona buy a new plug. iridium
i think maybe my powervalve isnt quite opening fully. the powervalve cable is pretty loose and the powervalve itself has 1-2mm of play so im gona take a look at that
also a big lol to my mate who claimed 130mph out of his mito125 and 10-60 in 3 sec ____________________ When this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit. |
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Daft question time.....
Are you a large person, as weight of rider is going to make a diffrence. Or do you have anything like a box or paniers on as well. Tyre pressures OK ?
Personally, just take the head off and clean it all up. ____________________ Just because my bike was A DIVVY, does not mean i am...... |
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you should dismount your barrel , inspect the piston .
if you need a piston change , look under the barrel near the exhaust port and order the same size piston . rings are standart , change also piston pin,clips,small end bearing . polish top piston & cyl. head squish as mirrors (this avoid coke to stock on) , clean exhaust port and valves . you need also base cyl. seal, oil seal (valves shaft) , cyl. head gasket
Note : if you barrel is marked "E" you may fit a "D" piston because no way to spend £100 for a "E" piston
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 232 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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