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Post by played1 on Jun 28, 2015 1:29:06 GMT -5
So I finally got my efi on and right. Now it's time to tune. A year has passed since purchase so I was told it was gonna cost. I was cool with that until Brian the Chinese guy gave me the number. $300!!! But, the saving grace. If I only have 1 problem, it's only $210. I want to fly to China and smash his face with a bat.
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Post by tvnacman on Jun 28, 2015 6:39:32 GMT -5
I remember you had a ome charging problems. Whats up now? Is the fuel injection system failing?
John
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Post by scyner on Sept 1, 2015 22:13:21 GMT -5
I have an Ecotrons EFI on a pmz19-50 Maddog. The motor is a qmb139. First up the fuel pump they send you is junk I purchased an EFI In tank Fuel Pump for Triumph Motorcycle Scooter. Punched a hole in my gas tank and made my own version of a sending unit to hold the fuel pump inside the tank. I also replaced there plastic fuel regulator with an adjustable one with a Gage on it. Now to power this "better" fuel pump. I swapped out and rewired both my headlights for low wattage led lights. switched all turn signals and tail lights to led. I also floated the ground on my 8 pole stator and installed a 12V Full-wave Voltage Regulator Rectifier GY6 50cc. Now to be able to hold the throttle body I purchased a intake for a 150cc gy6 and the insulator gasket for a 150cc gy6. bolted up a Little reprogramming of the efi controller and bam running good. Now I noticed where the intake met the actual motor there was a large lip on the motor side. So my intake was going from a 28 mm hole to an abrupt 18mm hole, so I pulled out the trust dremmel and port matched and polished. At this point the motor runs as I would expect it to no bogging no hesitation and I can get to 40mph which is the speed limit on the roads I drive much faster then the cars sitting beside me and up even a decent grade hill I can maintain 40 MPH. I do not know what my top speed is yet because I always just keep up with local traffic.
If you would like a link to every part and or a copy of my ecotrons cal file let me know.
Full mods list Ecotrons EFI Fuel pump from a triumph motorcycle Adjustable fuel regulator 72cc BBK a9 cam 7 gram sliders. 150cc intake full wave voltage regulator Led lights all around. Floated ground stator "I left the cdi AC by leaving the winding for the cdi alone" Pod uni foam filter. Custom made exhaust no restrictions.
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Post by tvnacman on Sept 2, 2015 6:02:32 GMT -5
sure post a link of all your details.
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Post by scyner on Sept 2, 2015 11:42:15 GMT -5
Now most if not all of the parts I link can be purchased elsewhere or maybe better quality ones. The links I use are just the ones that I purchased and from where. Feel free to link better items if you know of them. Yes I would love to have a Hoca BBK and a stroker crankshaft, but that is all to expensive for me.
28 mm throttle bodyFuel pump a slanted one would have fit betterCdi from ScrappydogscootersThe voltage regFuel regulator not needed but I wanted chromeA9 cam72cc BBKThe beastsome items form Scrappdogscooters directly ScrappyDogScootersPERFORMANCE IGNITION COIL High energy ignition coil boosts that weak spark into a real shocker. This will improve starting, acceleration, and fuel mileage. This is plug and play for GY6 scooter atv 50, 125, 150 engines in 152QMI, 152QMJ, 157QMI, 157QMJ, 139QMB, 172MM, CF250, and all other 4strokes. As on all performance parts, no guarantee, as these parts will not fix a problem you may have elsewhere. Fits all Chinese 4stroke engines as well as your budget. $19. CR7 Iridium Spark Plugs Longer life, more stable spark energy are just some of the benefits of our Iridium spark plugs. Get them here cheaper than anywhere else as always. $9. High performance air filters High flow performance air filter, clamps right onto your carburetor. Small profile to ensure tight clearance fits. Some 150's have a suspension cross member that interferes with filter installation. Not this one. Fits Tank, Sunl, Roketa, TNG, TGB, JMstar, Jonway. Just about any scooter, atv, buggy, dirt bike, etc. Two sizes for the common carbs. 38mm for the 50cc carb. 42mm for the 150cc carb. $9. filter size option Performance aluminum intake manifold Tired of your intake boot cracking and leaking? Want to get the most performance out of your stock or performance carb? These are the ticket. Smooth inlet porting allows for laminar flow that promotes power, and solid aluminum contruction keep that rubber from getting old and cracking. There is a vacuum port nipple on this manifold, just not in this picture.This manifold not only fits 24 - 32mm carbs, but it also fits your budget $24. Scrappydogscooter other pagePerformance roller polygon sliders 16x13 These are probably the best bang for the buck if your still using those old round rollers in your variator. These will spread the load pressure to help broaden the range of variations as sticking is greatly reduced. So in the end, you will get the performance of a lighter and heavier weight roller, in one package, and last longer to boot. Just as good as Dr. Pulley, but much better price. $19. These come in 4g, 5g, and 6g now. Lighter weight give you more engine revs. choose your weight More scrappydogscootersCarburetor intake manifold insulator Cheap little parts, but immanently necessary. These tend to crack and cause havoc with the way your engine runs. Don't take a chance. $2. The Floating ground conversionAnd remember to re wire your headlights to run off dc power...
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Post by scyner on Sept 2, 2015 12:13:14 GMT -5
Yes I know my valves are a little loose.
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Post by scyner on Sept 2, 2015 12:24:57 GMT -5
The current gas tank is temporary I was going after getting it all running correctly before I started working on the appearance. Again muffler header is temporary. Have to wait till I have more cash to get a custome one made by some one with better skill in pipe bending and welding then me.
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Post by scyner on Sept 2, 2015 12:27:20 GMT -5
The beast
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Post by JoeyBee on Sept 2, 2015 12:44:44 GMT -5
scyner ... Where did you find the LED light bulbs? I've been looking for some myself.
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Post by scyner on Sept 2, 2015 13:09:40 GMT -5
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Post by handsomegreg on Oct 12, 2015 21:40:34 GMT -5
Hey,
I'm a bit confused- Did you purchase your kit from the ecotrons website? It's not terribly difficult to tune yourself, I used the default GY6 settings and changed the value for displacement for my riva 180, and it runs great out of the box...
Greg
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Post by rockynv on Oct 13, 2015 3:51:20 GMT -5
If doing this on a GY6 after your done though it is still a GY6 with a half supported clutch shaft, weak gear box and its other frailties and you loose much of the economy that make that worth putting up with. I just do not see the value of throwing that much money into it when for potentially less you could trade the GY6 in on a fuel injected 150 or 200 cc bike and have a modern well balanced ride the works correctly from day one without reinventing the wheel..
I understand that some have a passion to tinker and such however I just do not see it as a financially viable exercise based on the cost of the kits and all the time and effort that one potentially will have to expend to make it work out well.
If you have the money and time to burn then its ok however if your on a budget and riding for the economy of it all then you will probably never recover the investment.
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