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Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 12:03 am
by djh66
Last year I rebuild my Li150 special engine myself, using good seals, bearings, black mec gp crank, 12v electronic ignition etc. I fitted a cheapo ali 185 kit, 24mm pwk carb and big bore (now sterling) exhaust. it runs fine, better power than the 150, but I'd now like to fit a better kit, with more power but what are my options? Casa 186, Gt 186, mugello 185, etc. Recomendations & advice appreciated.
Dave

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 12:08 am
by cezeta
if they are still available the gt kit is a joy to ride and your jetting ect is in the instructions. the muggy 186 does not hang about either but is a bit revier. i would not bother with the casa.

you could have what you have tuned also....but i like out of the box power so if it goes wrong then another can be dhl d to you and fitted next mornng

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 12:27 am
by Muttley McLadd
There's a new GT kit on eBay at the minute.

There isn't a (credible) bad word for them.

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 10:04 am
by djh66
With the gt kit having a read block, will it work ok with my 24mm pwk carb? I'd also like to keep my scootrs expansion on.

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 10:33 am
by gerryjunior
What about the new gori kit, have a look at their website, looks good value ,

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 3:43 pm
by djh66
gerryjunior wrote:What about the new gori kit, have a look at their website, looks good value ,
Anyone got a link?

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 5:41 pm
by gerryjunior
djh66 wrote:
gerryjunior wrote:What about the new gori kit, have a look at their website, looks good value ,
Anyone got a link?
http://www.gorielaborazioni.it/kit_sport_eng.html

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:41 pm
by stoneislandv8
When I rebuilt the Li engine I went for the Casa kit. To be fair to it round town and very twisty roads its great but I've upgraded to an ancillotti exhaust and 26mm dellorto with standard 125 box and 16T front sprocket and it'll cruise at late 50s but wringing it with a very long open road I reckon it'll be hitting low 60s...4th gear is like an overdrive. If thats what you want then it'll be fine but TBH the Casa kit is coming off soon to make way for a Muggy or Imola kit.

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:53 pm
by djh66
gerryjunior wrote:
djh66 wrote:
gerryjunior wrote:What about the new gori kit, have a look at their website, looks good value ,
Anyone got a link?
http://www.gorielaborazioni.it/kit_sport_eng.html
Not a great deal of info on the gori kit. Any uk dealers stock it?

Re: Small block kit advice

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:56 pm
by Darrell Taylor
stoneislandv8 wrote:When I rebuilt the Li engine I went for the Casa kit. To be fair to it round town and very twisty roads its great but I've upgraded to an ancillotti exhaust and 26mm dellorto with standard 125 box and 16T front sprocket and it'll cruise at late 50s but wringing it with a very long open road I reckon it'll be hitting low 60s...4th gear is like an overdrive. If thats what you want then it'll be fine but TBH the Casa kit is coming off soon to make way for a Muggy or Imola kit.
why not port the casa kit,its a very good kit but designed with the wrong port specs for your new requirements