Re: Ron Moss - Avanti TT3 - Cylinder Kit - Review & Test....
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 7:22 pm
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Problem solved by removing 0.3 mm off the inside of where the kickstart sits in the side casing, 'elbow' of kickstart lever not now rubbing on top plate of clutch cassette! Ron Moss suggested this and carried out the maching while I waited, top service, and Im very grateful to Ron and advice of flk on this forum. I learned a lot and it now runs great, tks again alljonboy wrote:I have to agree with your comments on Ron Moss I bought he's Avanti Lambrettabmac wrote:700 miles after building my TT3 on a ropey SX donor engine, thought i'd post my experience. 1st build ended badly after NOT torquing up the flywheel nut ! Cost me a £200 AF crank and huge dent to ego! Thought Id got the timing set up wrong (hence taking off the flywheel) when actually it was a leaking float bowl in the delly! 2nd build with MB crank and replacement 2nd gear, BGM flywheel etc, kicks over on choke always 2nd/3rd go. Running std SX 200 gearing, with a Franspeed Touring pipe currently. 30mm delly open mouthed,AV266 120 main 55 pilot, x7, 3rd notch on needle. Whizzes up through 1st and second really quickly upt o ~40mph, 3rd runs up to ~62 and Sunday was clocked by my Bro n law on his speed triple at 80 on the flat with the clutch slipping. Its been slipping in top on full chat for a few weeks now (since I passed 600 miles and had the balls to ride it like I was stealing it). Not sure if Sureflex needs stronger springs or I need to change the oil, going to do the latter this w.e. Theres definatley more mph there. Thing I like most is 3rd will pull nicely from 35 and like a train from 40. Am waiting for cyclone 5 speed box to come (like christmas) which I think will make it even better, then I might change to Franspeed race after that hearing what Ron has told me and seeing other posts. I have to say that Ron has been tremendous help giving freely and often advice to me (who hadn't put a spanner to a Lammy engine for 30 years, and wasn't very competant back then!) Have learned a lot and very pleased with the outcome thus far, now looking fwd to improving it further. Anyone else experienced Sureflex clutch slipping?
What happened to this pipe Ron? Are the plans shelved?OAP wrote:It's Here
As Andy Francis is showing one of the "New" Avanti Clubmans at the Euro I thought it only fair to let you have a look at what is on the way! The only information I am giving out at the moment is: It is in 3 parts, Stub Manifold, header pipe in Stainless steel, and Silencer as per the following photo's. The one on my bike only has mild steel header pipe.
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sorry about the quality of the last picture