Lambretta barrel,
exhuast 180 degrees
inlet 130
transfers 117
what do ya recon.
Will this run
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it will run, the inlet and transfers are a little low tho for the exhaust timing so it will be a bit peaky
think 130 inlet must be a typo,sure it's not 150?
personally i'd prefer more transfer timing,but that's just me perhaps.
fred
personally i'd prefer more transfer timing,but that's just me perhaps.
fred
a bit off the piston might help then
ps this is for a straightliner

ps this is for a straightliner
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if you are going sprinting mate i would say those port timings are extremely conservative, even more conservative than maggy thatcher!!!
can you point us in the direction of somthing a bit more Nick Clegg thentarmac tickler wrote:if you are going sprinting mate i would say those port timings are extremely conservative, even more conservative than maggy thatcher!!!
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an experimentl iron barrel going on the dyno at the run to the shires this weekend..
exhaust 202
transfers 150
inlet (forgot to measure it)

gear box gt200 46/15
will post results sunday
exhaust 202

transfers 150

inlet (forgot to measure it)


gear box gt200 46/15
will post results sunday
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a bit off the piston will help but it would be better to work the inlet so it has more port time areaJazzy wrote:a bit off the piston might help then![]()
ps this is for a straightliner
widen it and lower the inlet but leave a few mm so the piston skirt covers the port id also go with around 165 withe inlet
trouble is gonna be getting the transres up to about 130 ish