If you have a stock cylinder you'll know what i mean. Those tiny triangle ports are now open since I cut the cylinder skirt away.
Will it pay off? Who knows!?! I hope to try it out this weekend while I CONTINUE TO WAIT!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Finger ports
So in my waiting for parts, I started tooling around with a stock vespa cylinder. After consulting with a few others I tried out an idea to make finger ports. This borrows technology from a puch #2 cylinder (I think) and allows for extra porting on the inside rather than the outside.
If you have a stock cylinder you'll know what i mean. Those tiny triangle ports are now open since I cut the cylinder skirt away.
Will it pay off? Who knows!?! I hope to try it out this weekend while I CONTINUE TO WAIT!
If you have a stock cylinder you'll know what i mean. Those tiny triangle ports are now open since I cut the cylinder skirt away.
Will it pay off? Who knows!?! I hope to try it out this weekend while I CONTINUE TO WAIT!
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Cool beans. Good luck with the cylinder mods.
ReplyDeleteis this the tan/yellow ciao you were blasting at nates on sunday? i've got a variated ciao that has a stock cylinder i might want to do some shit to when i move down. i'd love to learn some vespa knowledge from you.
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i'm getting ready to do this on my ciao too
ReplyDeletedid you ever finish it? how did it go?
I never actually got around to finishing this because I got caught up in my simo project. But i still have it on the shelf. Let me know if it works out for you. I think Sunset Paul (vespa dude from the MA forums) was talking about trying this as well.
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