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Lot's of new parts for CF250cc scooters like the Lance Duke, Tank Touring, Roketa Bali, Sunl and Jonway 250's.
Check this link: www.scrappydogscooters.com/CF250_Water_cooled_parts.html

Yes, you are correct dmartin95. The BN157qmj has 54mm stud spacing, however, it loosely is considered a B case engine by some, but not by ScrappyDog. We call it the BN
The BN157 with extra long case (16" wheel) has a (somewhat) standard A case cylinder, but has a taller head, and also has a slightly longer crankshaft. The variator and rollers are different also. This BN engine that is deviant typically has a -3 at the end of it. To confuse matter more, there is a BN157QMJ (no -3) that was used in some scooters, like the Lance Duke, that uses 12" wheels and is NOT a deviant -B. Parts for this variant are at the below link, and we are adding some more BN parts including complete engines which will arrive next week:
www.scrappydogscooters.com/GY6-B_16__wheel_BN157QMJ.html
The engine we call a -B has 57mm stud spacing, which we sell as the gy6-200. The cylinder and head are different of course, but the crank and variator are overall the same enough to interchange. We sell stock, and even now performance parts for the larger case -B and these can be built out to 232cc's. The gy6-200 is generally built to a beefier and high quality standard and also includes oil cooling:
www.scrappydogscooters.com/gy6-200_GY6-B_case.html
Now we confuse things even more with the -B engines as there are some other deviant gy6's out there, especially with ATV based engines, like Kazuma. Let's not forget that QJ (Quingiang) has another variant engine which has a different cylinder and head, but not much different. We sell the QJ parts at the below link:
www.scrappydogscooters.com/QJ157QMJ_parts.html

Hope this helps, and doesn't sound like an advertisement. I may post this in "tech talk with MO!" page on our site to help others.
Rick

Try calling Scrappy directly with the number advertised on the website: 702-689-6035
Paypal is not required either on the website or on the phone.

Hello, we're adding two new sections to our website for two new lineups of parts. I've made two postings for clarity and organizations sake. One section is for Kymco only parts, the other is for the gy6-B case with wider cylinder head spacing. This discussion is for GY6-B. We need your help in identifying which parts and for which models the gy6-B case engine is fitted in. The B case is different than the standard gy6 case as it has 57mm stud spacing as opposed to 54mm stud spacing on the standard case. The BN case, which we already sell parts for, has 54mm stud spacing, but the cam chain side bolts are spaced different, and the head is taller. We have already sourced a 67mm BBK in air and water cooled versions, which give 232cc of displacement. We've also found a high torque starter.
Please help.

yes, our showroom is pretty small, and for good reason. We are not a local dealer technically and do not want to compete with our main customers, which are the scooter dealerships. It would be a conflict if we advertised and opened up an actual showroom/dealership for retail end users. When I first started out, we weren't open to the public at all since we were a wholesale direct outlet warehouse, but after the barrage of customer demands by local and visitors to Vegas, we decided to open up to the public in a limited way.
We don't charge the retail pricing, nor have the staffing, or the desire to be a retail location. Being retail is very labor intensive among other things, and the gals have expressed concern that it's not the best of ideas.
Not to compare us to Amazon, but it's very similar, and amazon has discussed opening pilot showrooms for the public in the fronts of some of their warehouses for local customers as a convenience, but have opted not to in light of the extra costs of direct retail sales. They would have to boost the costs of the same product in the showroom in order to cover margins.