72cc Pollini Big Bore Max Operating Temperature
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72cc Pollini Big Bore Max Operating Temperature
I have a 96 Elite S with a recently installed 72cc Pollini Big Bore Kit (not the corsa). I have broken it in and am now trying to tune it properly.
What is the normal operating temperature for the head and what is the maximum temperature I should avoid to prevent seizing the engine?
I would appreciate any help I can get, I am new to scooter tuning!
What is the normal operating temperature for the head and what is the maximum temperature I should avoid to prevent seizing the engine?
I would appreciate any help I can get, I am new to scooter tuning!
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Kenny_McCormic
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im gonna need to know this too.
how do you check the temp? do you have to buy a gauge.. if so what type. because most temp gauges use a coolant sensor. and were air cooled haha.
also is there a page that explains how to properly break in a new big bore (corsa) kit?
how do you check the temp? do you have to buy a gauge.. if so what type. because most temp gauges use a coolant sensor. and were air cooled haha.
also is there a page that explains how to properly break in a new big bore (corsa) kit?
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Corsa=ported from factory, better flow designjustinnielsen01 wrote:whats the diffrence between the two corsa and contessa ?burnt_toast wrote:300-350F op temp on Corsa, contessa should be similar if not slightly cooler
westach temp sensor is best, made for small aircraft and reeds up to 600+F and has sparkplug sender reader
contessa=porting mostly untouched, just basic cyl w/ bigger bore piston
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i have a couple of motors running the westach temp gauges i know i am jetted rich, the the motor heads over 350 very fast for whatever reson. i think the sensor is not good.. i have just the part that goes over the plug for a spre and i will change it out one day soon.. ya never know how far off these things are,, Keoni says they can be off quite a bit. i would like something i could trust for actual temp.. i have one also on the smaller buiold and its a much more steady reading. i think like 20% off, and at 350 that is a lot.mine will cross 400 very easy and i have looked in the exhaust port andits looking good. a nd side to side and shows no blow by on the rings. still runs very good so i think if the guage was right it would show up as scuffing at least. still bothers me to see the temp go up like that. and so easy on just mild running at say 40 to 45 mph
burnt_toast wrote:300-350F op temp on Corsa, contessa should be similar if not slightly cooler
westach temp sensor is best, made for small aircraft and reeds up to 600+F and has sparkplug sender reader
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Try a richer pilot.happyman wrote:i have a couple of motors running the westach temp gauges i know i am jetted rich, the the motor heads over 350 very fast for whatever reson. i think the sensor is not good.. i have just the part that goes over the plug for a spre and i will change it out one day soon.. ya never know how far off these things are,, Keoni says they can be off quite a bit. i would like something i could trust for actual temp.. i have one also on the smaller buiold and its a much more steady reading. i think like 20% off, and at 350 that is a lot.mine will cross 400 very easy and i have looked in the exhaust port andits looking good. a nd side to side and shows no blow by on the rings. still runs very good so i think if the guage was right it would show up as scuffing at least. still bothers me to see the temp go up like that. and so easy on just mild running at say 40 to 45 mph
burnt_toast wrote:300-350F op temp on Corsa, contessa should be similar if not slightly cooler
westach temp sensor is best, made for small aircraft and reeds up to 600+F and has sparkplug sender reader
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