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what is the cost of this reed valve manifold?
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i,ve just fired ours up ,and it does sound nice and responds very well.
so its ready for setting up on dyno tomorrow
spec is ....modified rapido using LTH reed valve manifold
30mm delly
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sean brady scooters wrote:i,ve just fired ours up ,and it does sound nice and reponds very well.
so its ready for setting up on dyno tomorrow
spec is ....modified rapido using LTH reed valve manifold
30mm delly
Sterling pipe
Sean did you fit the TS1 piston into the barrel or is it another piston you have used?
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I used the original Rapido piston and just modified it,as that was the request and instructions from the customer..
the ring pegs on the rapido piston are closer together than on a tsi piston,and so this restricts the width of the central boost port somewhat.
having said that ,its easily possible to put in three boost ports (an extra one either side of central boost).....but this was not done in this case,I would like to try that though... :D
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I would also like to add at this stage that the asso piston is on the 1.5mm rings and that the customer/owner weighs approx 19 stone.....
and so all this was taken into account... :D
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todays dyno and set up went well,and i,m pleased with the results....
dan will post up the graph soon,
any guesses as to the results folks....?
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24hp
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thats far too much,bear in mind that not many tuned TS1,s make that... :shock:
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sean brady scooters wrote:thats far too much,bear in mind that not many tuned TS1,s make that... :shock:
sorry i'll be more conservative how about 20 hp similar to mine,or remember this 'oil give it fouve" and dont say "thats before my time" david i er mean sean!
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Ooops....sorry Sean, i forgot to bring a copy of the graph home to scan. :oops:

Its not a Race Rapido (i dont think) and it hasnt been 'fettled' in the same style as yours Joe, i'll post a graph when i get chance, but it kicked out 18bhp.

It had a good spread of power from just over 5k to beyond 8k, so over 3k spread of power, nice torque curve, peak power at approx 7k.

Not arm wrenching, or rev-crazy, just a good spread of usable power.
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