82cc Big Bore Tuning Difficulties

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82cc Big Bore Tuning Difficulties

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I'm running a

2001 Honda Elite sa 50 / Dio
50mm 82cc Big Bore
Prodigy Ramp and Plate
3 7g and 3 8g OKO Rollers
8:44 Gear
28 mm OKO Carb
52 Pilot / 135 Main
PG Typhoon Pipe

I have been messing with this for quite some time and I can't seem to get the top speed or acceleration as my buddies with the same kit. I know upgrading to a Phongeer Long will give me some gain, (which I just ordered), but it's not enough to explain my loss compared to theirs.

I think I might have to drop my pilot a few sizes, but that won't explain my top speed loss. I'm topping out at 52 or worse.

We say we don't keep secrets, lol, but I know there's things I'm missing.

Anyone have any advice?
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OKO 82cc 50mm Big Bore Kit
OKO 28mm Carb
135 Main / 58 Pilot
DDX/OKO Hi-Speed Pulley Kit
8:44 to 1 Gear Ratio
PG Typhoon V8 Exhaust
Stock Clutch and Springs
OKO 270mm Adjustable Shock
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Re: 82cc Big Bore Tuning Difficulties

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Greetings;

What center spring?

What RPMs and Temps are you seeing? Plug check?
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Ouch, i'm hitting 58 mph with stock carb and muffler. Try 55 pilot and 138 main if you have them.
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CAPT wrote:Carb is too big.
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The top speed is low cause the carb is too big ? :roll:

:imo: The pilot jet is a tad big

But my guess is that the tranmission tuning is the main difference between you and you buddies scooter.

Play with different roller weights and get a tach for better tuning :wink: ebay has tto tachs for $39.99
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What is your needle clip set at? Do a few plug chops and post some pics
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CAPT wrote:Why dont you borrow him your 30mm and see how many MPH he picks up..
I can't seem to get the top speed or acceleration as my buddies with the same kit
A 28mm carb is too big for that setup. Sorry TJ.

I have a 28mm on my 72cc that goes well over 65mph.

I have an 86cc with a 30mm carb that goes over 70mph

So why would a big carb be limiting his top speed CAPT? :eyeroll:

Like I said before...get a tach. Without knowing your rpm's , there is no way you can properly tune for top speed.
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CAPT wrote:The carb is too big for that setup. It is not a PG long and there is no way his engine flows that much air. I run the nearly identical setup as him and it does 68 day in and out.. granted thats with a tiny 24mm OKO.

I got rid of the 28mm because the acceleration was soft, and was faster at 3/4 throttle than at full. I would bet he runs into the same issue. If a YZ or CR85 run 28mm carbs and put out something in the neighborhood of 16-18 horsepower, I don't see how something that puts out half that would need that carb. A 24mm would be a way better match to his setup.

That being said, there are a lot of variables that may be in play.. Belt? Timing? CDI?
He has a pg typhoon pipe which is almost exactly like a yms V8 pipe.
A 28mm pipe that works well with a 28mm carb.

If your scooter ran better a 3/4 throttle than full.....it is because you were jetted incorrectly, not cause the carb was too big. :roll:

And since timing can not be adjusted, and the CDI has no rev limiter......it comes down to what I have been saying all along.......it is most likely transmission tuning.

But unless we know the RPM's of the engine. It would be hard to say for sure.

I agree that for good gas mileage, a 24mm may be a better match...but acceleration and top speed will not suffer on a 82cc with a 28mm carb.
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CAPT wrote:
I agree that for good gas mileage, a 24mm may be a better match...but acceleration and top speed will not suffer on a 82cc with a 28mm carb.
For acceleration, gas mileage and in this case, topspeed, a 24mm would be better. Why dont you run your 72cc with the 28mm and then try the 24mm and let me know which one is quicker in the 1/8th.

I drag race every weekend. I already know the answer to that.

The 28mm is best for sure. :thumbwink:

my friend red spree has a 72cc corsa 7.5 gears with a pg long and a 24mm carb

I have the same 72cc corsa 7.5 gears with a pg long and a 28mm carb......I have always had faster 1/8th mile times.

On the street I also best him in top speed albeit by only 2-3mph.

But my 86cc with 8.4 gears and a 30mm carb beats both of those 72cc polinis in a 1/8th mile race :smile:
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So do we think the carb and exhaust match up might be the case? Like 24mm with a typhoon exhaust and the 28's and 30's with the phongeer long?
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OKO 82cc 50mm Big Bore Kit
OKO 28mm Carb
135 Main / 58 Pilot
DDX/OKO Hi-Speed Pulley Kit
8:44 to 1 Gear Ratio
PG Typhoon V8 Exhaust
Stock Clutch and Springs
OKO 270mm Adjustable Shock
Smoked Out Tail and Turn Lights Assembly
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Throttle-Jockey wrote:So do we think the carb and exhaust match up might be the case? Like 24mm with a typhoon exhaust and the 28's and 30's with the phongeer long?
If by "we" you meant CAPT.

I think your carb if just fine.

What are you going to do with the typhoon pipe when you get your pg long?
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Plug is dark, it's running rich, I'm buying new jets tomorrow. Down sizing the 52 pilot to a 50, will also buy a 48 and maybe a 46. what mains should i try?
2001 Honda Elite SR 50
OKO 82cc 50mm Big Bore Kit
OKO 28mm Carb
135 Main / 58 Pilot
DDX/OKO Hi-Speed Pulley Kit
8:44 to 1 Gear Ratio
PG Typhoon V8 Exhaust
Stock Clutch and Springs
OKO 270mm Adjustable Shock
Smoked Out Tail and Turn Lights Assembly
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