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smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 12:15 am
by paulski
not that familiar with tuning smallies, im building an engine for a pal, gona fit new crank/elec ignition, and maybe a mallossi135 or polini 130??? got a 4speed gearbox,,, what do you smallie pervs recomend, not too drastic ideally bolt on performance upgrade within a small budget ie. 150quid topend and 70/80quid crank etc. beedy do both polini and mallossi kits but which exhaust would be recommended for each??? is the malossi more peaky than the polini like on the p-range 210 kit??? what carb???etc etc? thanks anyone
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 8:30 am
by shilloboxer
Get on the smallframe forum mate thats your best bet for advice. The malossi is more peaky than the polini and having run the two i would go polini. As for carb you could use 19/19 or go for a deli 25mm again both will work well. what primmaries are you running? As for a pipe depends on your budget but a polini or PM would suit either setup.
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:55 pm
by paulski
shilloboxer wrote:Get on the smallframe forum mate thats your best bet for advice. The malossi is more peaky than the polini and having run the two i would go polini. As for carb you could use 19/19 or go for a deli 25mm again both will work well. what primmaries are you running? As for a pipe depends on your budget but a polini or PM would suit either setup.
ta mate, not got primaries yet, what ratio do i need to maintain standard 125 gearing???
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:36 pm
by jonny snatchsniffer
for a low buget id go for the polini 130 a 24/25mm phbl and manifold as for the pipe a polini banana, the standard crank if in good nick will be fine to use, tho i would get a large taper pkxl crank
what exactly do you have ?
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 8:32 am
by paulski
jonny snatchsniffer wrote:for a low buget id go for the polini 130 a 24/25mm phbl and manifold as for the pipe a polini banana, the standard crank if in good nick will be fine to use, tho i would get a large taper pkxl crank
what exactly do you have ?
its a vespa 90 engine, crank is shot anyway and want to get electronic stator kit so prob get pk crank and stator etc, not sure what primaries i need to go for to get 125 standard gearing?? i like the sound of the polini top end kit for a start anyway. ta
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 11:29 am
by ArmandTanzarian
I know nothing about smallframes but aren't Falc supposed to be the ultimate? (For the price they ought to be!)
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 11:54 am
by gavi4t
my freind has just done one on a budget he used a pkxl large taper crank ,a 24 delly bought from a bike autojumble for a tenner ,an ets125 barrel and head bought off ebay needing a rebore and a polini curly pipe from ebay ,new bearings and seals, a pk clutch set up with later type housing and a little time and effort cleaning and preparing parts he had a good solid reliable motor for very little money

Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 10:39 pm
by madmax
paulski wrote:not sure what primaries i need to go for to get 125 standard gearing??
Standard 125 gearing is 24/61 (2.54) or you could use 27/69 straight cut (2.56).
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2012 10:59 pm
by bendikb
shilloboxer wrote:Get on the smallframe forum mate thats your best bet for advice. .
I cannot find that forum anymore. Is it still operating?
Re: smallframe performance, whats best???mallossi???
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2012 11:09 pm
by scooterslag
bendikb wrote:shilloboxer wrote:Get on the smallframe forum mate thats your best bet for advice. .
I cannot find that forum anymore. Is it still operating?
Yep its still there
http://vespasmallframeforum.proboards.com/