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Just been porting a cylinder and casings and thought forum members might like a peek?

TS1 225 cylinder, MB piston & inlet manifold, matched to V-force reeds, running a Franspeed Race pipe. The owner wanted something a bit fruity.

I'm mid-flow with this, but stopped to take a few pics:

Casings having extra transfer channel cut in:
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Cut an inlet opening into bottom of reed area to match new transfer in casings, also reworked transfer ports on cylinder:
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Underside of new transfer, and re-worked exhaust port:
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After a bit of consideration, i worked on secondary cylinder transfers a bit more and then cut in an additional boost port. Main boost port was widened and i altered the entry angle to give more area. The new slimmer boost ports only goal in life is to assist in scavenging the combustion chamber in the cylinder head, and as such has a steep angle of entry:
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Now just working on a 7 plate clutch for the same engine:
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As soon as clutch is finalised will rebuild and pass engine back. When it comes in for a dyno will post graph.
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Always nice too see pictures of tuning work :D think I need to get out more
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Nice work :)
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eden wrote:
jason frost wrote:Always nice too see pictures of tuning work :D think I need to get out more

Funny that, because it makes me think I should stop riding around like an idiot on mine and get in the garage doing another one 8-)
Cant see you stopping riding like an idiot......think I may just dig my bike out too :D
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Very nice, it`ll be interesting to see the before and after graphs to see what improvements these mods make?
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drunkmunkey6969 wrote:Just been porting a cylinder and casings and thought forum members might like a peek?

TS1 225 cylinder, MB piston & inlet manifold, matched to V-force reeds, running a Franspeed Race pipe. The owner wanted something a bit fruity.

I'm mid-flow with this, but stopped to take a few pics:

Casings having extra transfer channel cut in:
Image

Image


Cut an inlet opening into bottom of reed area to match new transfer in casings, also reworked transfer ports on cylinder:
Image


Underside of new transfer, and re-worked exhaust port:
Image


After a bit of consideration, i worked on secondary cylinder transfers a bit more and then cut in an additional boost port. Main boost port was widened and i altered the entry angle to give more area. The new slimmer boost ports only goal in life is to assist in scavenging the combustion chamber in the cylinder head, and as such has a steep angle of entry:
Image

Now just working on a 7 plate clutch for the same engine:
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As soon as clutch is finalised will rebuild and pass engine back. When it comes in for a dyno will post graph.


Cheeky lil boost from the inlet base into the crankcase ~ ;)
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How are the ring peg positions with the extra inlet work.
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Very nice work indeed.
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Chris CSPE wrote:How are the ring peg positions with the extra inlet work.
As you'll be aware, the bottom ring of the MB piston presents issues on that side with its peg position, but i came up with a suitable solution.

How are you routing the additional boost ports on your 7 port motors?
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good stuff dan :D
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