non dio elite motors

Does your Spree/Elite already run great, and you're trying to make it quicker/faster? Need a monster motor swap? Discuss your ideas here.

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non dio elite motors

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i've been searching for a dio motor for a while and i just havn't been able to find one. So ive decided im going to swap in a non dio elite motor. It may not have the potential to go 80, but at least it will be a * of a lot better than my spree motor, since it will have a variator.

my question is which motor should i get out of a:

1987 SE50 Elite 50 S
or 1988 SB50 Elite 50



vt cycles lists aftermarket parts for the se50 but not the sb50, so im guessing i want the se50?????
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I have the 87 se50 with a little porting and polishing. 40 mph with my 192 pounds. Oh and high-speed pulley from vtcycles.
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hows the acceleration? Reason im convinced it should be way better than the spree, is my buddy has an aero. We may have just about equal top speeds, but i get bogged down bad on hills, while he can carry two people on it and run up hills just fine. Mine won't go anywhere if two people are on it
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The SB50 is a spree engine with a better intake(dont buy, no trans).
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SE50S is a good choice. :wink:
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well i bid on the one on ebay. Im sick of waiting to find one. I know its kinda high priced being it doesn't come with the starter, carb, rear shock, or rear wheel. But since i have 3 spree starters, im wondering will they fit on this motor? Also can i use a spree carb and put a bigger main jet in? Do i need to get the shock or can i make a spree one work? What about the spree rear wheel?
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Post by teeoce »

What is the difference between a se50p and a se50 s?
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Try putting a aero 85+ motor in there. They take the same parts as a dio am i right?
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Base4life wrote:Try putting a aero 85+ motor in there. They take the same parts as a dio am i right?
nope same as a SE except the 85 has a 2 bolt intake manifold that flows better.
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oh. But still that would be better than an old elite motor right?
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Yea but your stuck with a midgrade intake, you cant put a 4 bolt high flow on it. And that means your stuck with a close to stock carb unless you have tools to machine a new intake manifold.
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p is restricted. You would need different variator and muffler. My se50p can wheelie!
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P has smaller ramp and pipe is skinnier.
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