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Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:13 am
by ArKaTxU
I strip the top end, because i want to change the exhaust to ScootRs/Sterling one (i have now a Casa Clubman), and i want to see if everything its ok.
The engine go well, but when i put the top end, 2 years ago, i didnt know anything about tuning, and i didnt check the squish (i put the big head gasket), i put standard gears of the engine (TV175, maybe too low 4,81 for this configuration, because dont pull very well in 4 and the top speed is not very good, i am 100Kg), ...
Now, i want to do the things better, checking the squish ...
Thank for your help!

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:31 am
by sean brady scooters
if i was you matey...........and weighed 16 stone/100kg...............on that set up..............................ie...4.8...........
i would try 5.2................at least........... :D

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:37 am
by ArKaTxU
sean brady scooters wrote:if i was you matey...........and weighed 16 stone/100kg...............on that set up..............................ie...4.8...........
i would try 5.2................at least........... :D
OK, me too 8-)
I can put a 49 tooth clutch bell with std 15 front sprocket, and i will have 5,13 without change the gears.
If the AF website is ok, i need a Stretched 81 chain, is this correct?

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 10:28 am
by ArKaTxU
There is a problem with the clutch or similar if i use 49/15? something that i must to know?
I can use too 46/14 to have 5.16, but i read in the AF website that there is no chain available for this. Its true?

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 11:20 am
by storkfoot
A large rear sprocket, and a small front sprocket, puts a big strain on the clutch. You may need to think about getting a new gearbox to get 5.2. Incidentally, I have the same set up as you, with a PM expansion, and 5.2 is good.

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:27 pm
by ArKaTxU
storkfoot wrote:A large rear sprocket, and a small front sprocket, puts a big strain on the clutch. You may need to think about getting a new gearbox to get 5.2. Incidentally, I have the same set up as you, with a PM expansion, and 5.2 is good.
Big strain on the clutch.....hummm.....ok.
Yes, i know that you have this set up ;) , because you answer me many times in the LCGB old forum when i start with my 28 BGM carb.

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:40 pm
by ArKaTxU
What about to put 46/14? there are chain available?

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:54 am
by corrado
Sell the TV box Arkaitz and buy a GP200, you may get more on ebay for the TV box than the cost of a new Indian GP box and sprockets. I've never seen a 49 crownwheel for sale.
46 x 14, hmm, stretched 79?

Re: Question about Mugello 186 cylinder.

Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:09 am
by ArKaTxU
corrado wrote:Sell the TV box Arkaitz and buy a GP200, you may get more on ebay for the TV box than the cost of a new Indian GP box and sprockets. I've never seen a 49 crownwheel for sale.
46 x 14, hmm, stretched 79?
Oh my God!!! i start only changing exhaust, and end changing the gears, checking the piston/cylinder, etc... :lol: :lol: :lol:

OK, i can do one thing, i have a complete Li150 early spanish gearbox (italian same ratio), i want to use this gearbox for a future project like RB20 or something similar, but i read that is better the GP200 gearbox and sprockets for clutch life, then i can use this Li150 box, and sell or swap the TV175 box for a GP200 with sprockets.
I must ponder :mrgreen:
Thanks!