MRP Power Pack

Does your Spree/Elite already run great, and you're trying to make it quicker/faster? Need a monster motor swap? Discuss your ideas here.

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MRP Power Pack

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Does anyone have experience with this kit. "HuskieMobileMan" has used it on his ZX50 and he said he was happy with it. Any opinions?


Martin Racing Performance(MRP) - Performance For KYMCO scooter ZX 50 / SYM 50 / HONDA DIO 50 Based ENG Stage 2 PACK #24293

MRP Power Pack - link to page

Price: $379.05 "Sounds really good for what's in it"

KIT INCLUDES Cylinder and Piston kit, Expansion Exhaust Pipe w/ silencer, OKO26mm Carb,
high speed variator, Mnifold assembly(intake and reeds), torq drive spring, clutch set

Isn't a 26mm carb large for a 70cc bike?


I'm looking to make my recently acquired 2000 SA50P a really strong around towner. I would like to build it for torque more then top end.

I have already derestricted it but but only get about 35mph out of it.

Is this kit a good way to go?

Thanks
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to fix that image take off '&height=200' so it ends with '.jpg'

Polini Contesta 72cc is a good kit but the corsa is way better. the contesta is less money but less performance.
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Is this post in the wrong section of the forum? Is that why no one is replying?
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no its in the right section but i dont think there is allot of people who know anything about this kit.
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That kit is good but it lacks the most important part the "gear ratio" needs to be changed without it the kit is useless, i use a 28mm oko carb on my 94 elite-s, you can save alot of money if you buy only certain parts.
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i was just thinking that yesterday. even with the weakest bore kit you HAVE to have a gear change.
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stillspeeding wrote:That kit is good but it lacks the most important part the "gear ratio" needs to be changed without it the kit is useless, i use a 28mm oko carb on my 94 elite-s, you can save alot of money if you buy only certain parts.
The kit worked well with my ZX50. Stock it ran about 43mph and with the kit I am going around 60mph. I think that is a pretty good gain without changing the gear ratio which would run another $150 or so.
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150 or so?!?!?!
what gears are you buying gold plated? Gears are like 45$ at VTCycles. and gears are the most portend thing you can get. no matter what your top speed is thats if your running WOT just to hit that. with a gear change you can hit that speed at lower rpm's. there for cruising at that speed would be allot easier on your motor.
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The zx-50 should be a 3 speed 4 stroke and completly different from a 2 stroke engine=live & learn :lol:
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stillspeeding wrote:The zx-50 should be a 3 speed 4 stroke and completly different from a 2 stroke engine=live & learn :lol:
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