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jamie182861
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PostPosted: 00:42 - 23 Jun 2012    Post subject: what size jets Reply with quote

hello iam going buy 90cc bore kit for my peugeot xr6 50cc

what size jets u needing for it

any1 know where u can buy parts for them just incase need them thanks

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BIG-BORE-90CC-BARREL-CYLINDER-KIT-for-PEUGEOT-XP6-SUPERMOTO-XP-XR-6-XR6-50-AM6-/221017990137?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3375b2e3f9
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PostPosted: 07:10 - 23 Jun 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi mate I think you will find its trial and error what works in some one's bike may not in yours .you Probs have to try a few combos but if you increase your jet you may need to increase your air flow .you no how to do a plug chop ?
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PostPosted: 12:05 - 23 Jun 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

First mate please read my post in your thread that you already started, that cylinder is a load of shit and a Chinese copy,
if you want to get anything out of it you will need to also upgrade your exhaust.

Anyway first you need a carb of at least 17.5mm. a second hand 21mm dellorto would work well. then you simply increase jet size till your plug chops are a light coffee colour.

oh and you WILL need to upgrade your crank
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jamie182861
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PostPosted: 15:36 - 23 Jun 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

thats sounds alot work sorry for same post

will a exhaust make any different

spend over 800-900 quid on it dont want spend anymore want get what paid for it


just want know if a exhaust will increase my speed little
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nathan k
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PostPosted: 19:54 - 23 Jun 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

jamie182861 wrote:
thats sounds alot work sorry for same post

will a exhaust make any different

spend over 800-900 quid on it dont want spend anymore want get what paid for it


just want know if a exhaust will increase my speed little


Absolutely understand your problem.
A cylinder like that is not a "bolt on" performance increase to be honest. What carb do you have on there at the moment mate?
How long are you keeping the bike for? if it's just a year then you might just about get away with this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Top-End-Cylinder-70cc-Big-Bore-Kit-Aprilia-RS50-RS-50-97-99-Motorcycle-/150742578364?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item2318f534bc#ht_1832wt_946
You will be putting the Crank under a lot of stress so make sure you have the money in case it does give out, about 120 if you can split the engine yourself. if not then 250-300 plus possibly a cylinder kit again if the crank damages it as well. expensive stuff.

What is your goal, speed? If so try going up 1 or 2 teeth on your front sprocket. a completely standard deristricted engine should do 50-55 mph. a performance exhaust (like arrow, gianelli etc) will give you enough power for 60-65.
So to answer your question, a branded exhaust will improve performance a lot.
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