What sort of trouble? and what crank where you using?Mel K wrote:I am going from 230 back to 225, the 230 was nothing but trouble,
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Sean can you tune a TS1 barrel with out having to have it replated?sean brady scooters wrote:then why not just tune your ts1 225.........?
i dont know obviosly as yet your spec/set up ......but if its pretty normal .......then there are great gains to be had ............
Yeah, I was under the impression that the Nikasil coating wrapped round the edges of the port windows a few mm into the ports, and that opening the ports up without re-lining could effect the wear resistance of the Nikasil where the rings run over the cut edge.J1MS wrote:Ive ported a few New TS1's, Normally widening the Exhaust port to between 62-65% without damage to the remaining Nikasil Liner, and squaring up the transfers in the bore But they really shouldn't just be cut with a Tungsten Burr then left as the piston and rings Will quite often pick up on the remaining sharp edges...
I Port to within 0.5mm then finish with more forgiving grinding tools. Then coarse 80-120 and gradually smoother flap wheels, then very fine mini flap wheels 320 grit which give a smooth finish to the port edges, these can be bought in sizes down to 10mm width and usually up to 25mm in varying grades from 60-320 grit...
But its probably better if you can do the porting first, then re-plate...
TS1.tony wrote:30 hp out of a ts1 martin? Or an rb?
GP Kevo wrote:A long stroke crank should produce more torque at the expense of vibration.