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Top speed NE50 (Aero in USA)
Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 5:26 pm
by Rogerio
My recently repaired NE50 (BBK 46mm, bigger jet from Malossi) is cruising at 58Kmh and reaching 70Kmh downhill.
Is this a good performance for my configuration?
How much can I gain with a tuned exhaust?
Apreciate your comments.
Kind regards.
Re: Top speed NE50 (Aero in USA)
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 1:52 pm
by Wheelman-111
Greetings:
It sounds a bit slow, actually. Even without gears and a pipe, I'd expect a BBK on an AF05 engine to push past 70KPH.
All else staying the same, a Pipe will raise your top speed by the same percentage it raises RPM. 8k to 9k = 12.5 percent. 60KPH x 12 percent = 65 KPH. Malossi 67-6458 gears over thar in You-Rope might still be found for a Very Tall gearing putting 100 KPH into theoretical possibility. They do KILL your take-off though..
Re: Top speed NE50 (Aero in USA)
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 5:49 am
by Rogerio
Wheelman-111 wrote:Greetings:
It sounds a bit slow, actually. Even without gears and a pipe, I'd expect a BBK on an AF05 engine to push past 70KPH.
All else staying the same, a Pipe will raise your top speed by the same percentage it raises RPM. 8k to 9k = 12.5 percent. 60KPH x 12 percent = 65 KPH. Malossi 67-6458 gears over thar in You-Rope might still be found for a Very Tall gearing putting 100 KPH into theoretical possibility. They do KILL your take-off though..
Hi Wheelman,
Thanks for yr. excelent advices. I'll try a new exhaust, I do not want to get rid of my very good "take-off".
Kind regards
Re: Top speed NE50 (Aero in USA)
Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 2:37 am
by JJ Joseph
Rogerio wrote:Wheelman-111 wrote: I'll try a new exhaust
I recommend a tach when going with a bigger carb and tuned exhaust. That combo really releases the RPMs on a 2-stroke and when you start driving WOT at 11,000+RPM, you can dramatically shorten the life of your engine. High RPM ops also requires more oil to the engine than stock to prevent grenading your engine.
Re: Top speed NE50 (Aero in USA)
Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 5:54 pm
by Rogerio
JJ Joseph wrote:Rogerio wrote:Wheelman-111 wrote: I'll try a new exhaust
I recommend a tach when going with a bigger carb and tuned exhaust. That combo really releases the RPMs on a 2-stroke and when you start driving WOT at 11,000+RPM, you can dramatically shorten the life of your engine. High RPM ops also requires more oil to the engine than stock to prevent grenading your engine.
I agree a Tach is a necessary instrument when increasing RPM. More oil: In my case I've an oil pump linked to the crankshaft, I thought that higher RPM will also increase the oil quantity
