Tuning a 2014 vespa px 125

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Muttley McLadd
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coaster wrote:Re the top end, I understand that the LML 150 5 port top ends available on ebay (pick the seller carefully) will give very near PX 200 performance with carb and exhaust changes.
It would need to be a particularly shite P200. They're not powerful enough to pull 4.8 gearing. On the standard gearing, you're revving the knackers off it at 90km/h. You'd be better off with a decent kit, and upgear it.

The only way it'll have comparative performance to a P200 is to get an indian speedo.
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Cheers lads finally seem to be getting some answers for him. We went for a ride out last night and once again had to wait for him lol
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Muttley McLadd wrote:
coaster wrote:Re the top end, I understand that the LML 150 5 port top ends available on ebay (pick the seller carefully) will give very near PX 200 performance with carb and exhaust changes.
It would need to be a particularly shite P200. They're not powerful enough to pull 4.8 gearing. On the standard gearing, you're revving the knackers off it at 90km/h. You'd be better off with a decent kit, and upgear it.

The only way it'll have comparative performance to a P200 is to get an indian speedo.
I suspect you are right Muttley, it's for my son so I'm quite happy that it will be slower ;)
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