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Finally another year with plenty of things planned a head hopefully going to be having a new engine built soon and would like some personal feedback what people think of the rb236 kit over the original Rb225. Also would like to find out what gearing ,exhaust ,crankshaft people are using.

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Would I still need the casing machined out for the rb236 kit? as its using the 72mm piston.

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i would say yes(looking at the pic the base gasket is a clue) ,i assume you are sticking with 58mm stroke
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RICSPEED wrote:i would say yes(loooking at the pic the base gasket is a clue) ,i assume you are sticking with 58mm stroke

Oops.....Yes fella does look abit on the large size :lol: Dont really want to go machining out a new set off 200 casings hmm......rb225 if not :geek: can always get it stroked with a 60x116
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yes problem is once you have bored the case your stuck with the 236/250 rb ,

rb 225 @ 70mm x 60mm gives you the same 236 cc anyway ,i dont think i need tell you that the port timings will need adjusting though
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RICSPEED wrote:yes problem is once you have bored the case your stuck with the 236/250 rb ,

rb 225 @ 70mm x 60mm gives you the same 236 cc anyway ,i dont think i need tell you that the port timings will need adjusting though
trying to decide what will be the best another trusty ts1 or inventure out on a rb hmmm.....

spoken to jb tuning earlier, coming back to me on some prices and ideas :)
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U don't need to bore the mouth of the crank case for the 236 barrel, u do for the 250 and u can still use a 236 225 barrel on ur casing even if u have had it machine for the 250 barrel, I have.
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there you go ...... better still though give rayspeeds a bell ... scott will be the guy to speak to
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Exactly, just ask Ben or Scott, they will give u all the advice u need, Ben did laugh when I asked him about using the machined out crank case for the 250 with a 225 barrel, I've tried it it doesn't make any problems with running an rb kit, the 236 is a great bit of work, I'm getting mine altered just for a spare for when I blow up my new 260! Lol
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