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djh66
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Would the engine of a 1965 150 Sportique be a 2 or 3 port? Cheers
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2 port. Thinking of kitting it?
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soosh wrote:2 port. Thinking of kitting it?
It's a mate's scooter, but, yes he wants a bit more poke out of it. Nothing huge, just abit more to make it more rideable for todays roads. I rekon sticking a PX/LML engine in is the way to go!
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2, if it's original. i think 3 port only came in on later supers ,later 70s then px.
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I think you can get kits for those 2 port engines now.
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What would need to be done to the gearing, if a PX125 engine was installed (with a 166/177 kit), but keeping 8" wheels, with use of an adaptor?
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I would think you would want to raise the gearing to balance it out,using p200 primaries ,since the smaller wheel will lower the gearing quite a lot.
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Mate now has the px engine, he even got an 'up gear' kit with it for it to run on 8" wheels, however I'm a bit confused on what we have to do to get an 8" rear hub and brakes to work with the px engine? Any advice appreciated, cheers Dave
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I think SIP might do some sort of conversion kit but I'm damned if I can find it on their site
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ArmandTanzarian wrote:I think SIP might do some sort of conversion kit but I'm damned if I can find it on their site
Cheers, I 'll have a look.
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