Hi all,
With the TS1 being sold out for the moment, i am considering another kit for my jet. I want something like the TS1/RB (with lots of power@high revs) but would also like to have a torque@lower revs. (unlike ts1 and RB's - correct me if wrong) I'm considering a 116 mm conrod for this torque.
So i found that there were both a monza and a mugello in 225 configuration. Both have a 116 mm conrod version. The monza is a reedvalve induction, but i believe that one could use a lth-type reedvalve assembly on the muggy? What would the results of this be?
I'm a bit confused in the choice to make. My only concerns being high rev power (for top speed) and torque in lower gears/revs. I always ride the scooter alone, no hills or wind upfront problems.
Any advice?
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225 kit: mugello or monza?
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I agreeeden wrote:Sounds like you need a Super Monza to me


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What about the Avanti?
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The monza kit is basically a copy of the TS1 kit, but with more meat for porting but slightly more conservative port timings. (Corect me if I'm wrong) The muggelo kit doesn't have much of a reputation for speed, so I don't thi k you'd want that.
But, if your after a TS1 kit. Last time I look on jockeys boxenstop site, TS1 kits were showing in stock. Worth a look.
But, if your after a TS1 kit. Last time I look on jockeys boxenstop site, TS1 kits were showing in stock. Worth a look.
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Dont waste your money on anything other than what this chap is mentioning ^^^^^^^molibdimum wrote:What about the Avanti?
Power/torque, fuel economy and improved cooling !!!! What more do you want

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thanks for all this info. So why do i hear people say that i would be better off with the casa 210 kit that is an overall rpm engine and that a TS1 doesn't go well at low rpm? Would these kits be set up wrong?
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Because everyone has their own 2c to add. And it's a LOT easier to spend someone else's money than your own.lambrettasam wrote: So why do i hear people say that i would be better off with the casa 210 kit that is an overall rpm engine and that a TS1 doesn't go well at low rpm?
It's very very easy to set something up wrong.lambrettasam wrote:Would these kits be set up wrong?
It's also very easy to make the exhaust port too big to make it go 'faster', and make it less rideable.
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ive a muggello kit that im about to reedvalve and probably play around with transfer timings...i dont have a problem with this as the kit was basically free
but to pay 400quid for this kit...then another 150 for a reed valve....then have it tuned professionally,you going to be talking 700-800 quid which is stupid money for the spec.
but to pay 400quid for this kit...then another 150 for a reed valve....then have it tuned professionally,you going to be talking 700-800 quid which is stupid money for the spec.