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Yamaha JOG

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 2:35 pm
by xela_p2004
How good is a yamaha jog in terms of performance parts? I believe the year is a 1993 and its a horizontal engine. Bore kits, pipes, variators?

Re: Yamaha JOG

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 2:35 am
by hrnytrtlsgsxr
xela_p2004 wrote:How good is a yamaha jog in terms of performance parts? I believe the year is a 1993 and its a horizontal engine. Bore kits, pipes, variators?
i believe there is only two words for that. pollini evolution

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 1:58 pm
by xela_p2004
Polini Evolution? Is that a bore kit? I googled it and got a 70cc water cooled kit. I plan to buy a water cooled kit because I have a Honda metropolitan which I plan to swap a jog motor into. The Metropolitan is a watercooled bike so it has all the pluming. However if possible I would like to go all out, perhaps stroker kit and water cooled kit, say like 100cc water cooled, anyone know where I can find these parts? I called VT and all they have is a 68cc air cooled kit and 70cc water cooled kit, which Iam considering but they say its not stroker compatible. Point me into the right direction guys, I new to the two stroke game, I have been modding the * out of my 4 stroke metropolitan but have realized its limitations. So hence the jog engine. Would have gone with a dio but the dio has the motor mounts on the bottom of the engine and the jog has them on top like my metropolitan engine. I also read somewhere that the Jog is actually a much more faster engine than a dio when modded to its full potential.

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 3:04 pm
by hoerter2158
wheres a good place to buy parts for a jog?

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 5:17 pm
by burnt_toast
if you want to go stroker, try strokeitimports.com

thats where've I've gotten most of my parts from. They have a watercooled 54mm kit w/ 45-47mm crank for like $400. Not a bad price if you're ok with the custom work to be able to go all out. custom work being milling case to fit crank and port matching, tuning, etc..

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 6:10 am
by hrnytrtlsgsxr
if you use pollini evolution parts you don't need a stroker set up. Bore,exhaust,crank.

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 6:23 am
by hrnytrtlsgsxr