Big bore Kit....  By  nwhicks21 (Read 3,043 times)

I don't sell parts or have a store he can buy your kit, i'm just being a nice guy and giving away free stuff ;D I don't have a kit to sell i have the arms if he buys yours and its wrong

john you need to stock rocker arms and sell them with your kits and then no issues

those are 64mm

[replyingto=nwhicks21]nwhicks21[/replyingto]That depends on how much power you want versus the longevity of your engine. Supposedly the crankshaft will break sooner the higher in cc you go.

I need my bike to last, but I also need my bike to go 45mph with ease, and as long as I ease off the power and don't push my scoot too far it should last me with a 100cc kit, which is what I'll be getting.

Note that there is no true 100cc kit, that is normally a 50mm bore which is something like 82cc or something. The "80cc" kit is 72cc, unless you already knew that..

[replyingto=millsc]millsc[/replyingto]Again, that's pretty reassuring, Millsc. Seriously, and you're right. If it breaks then it needed replacing in the first place.

Now, I see in your sig that you're using a 150cc carb in your scoots. Does this mean that a 100cc bbk requires a 150cc carb to utilize its full potential or should I stick with the stock carb to limit my power?

I've been looking at carbs on amazon for a while now...
www.amazon.com/Carburetor-Assembly-Electric-Motorcycle-Scooter/dp/B005CWR5PO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1369680977&sr=8-1&keywords=scooter+four+stroke