So update guys:
I made some modifications to my 2012 Honda Sh125. I will list the current ones.
Stage6 153cc Cylinder Kit.
Polini Maxi Hi-Speed Variator
Malossi Clutches
White Malossi Clutch Springs
11g Rollers
Bike runs alot better. Top speed has risen from 110 to around 116 km/h and take off has improved noticeably as well.
I am considering buying a Koso Racing Carb 34-mm and am wondering what kind of improvements it may make to my sh. Any thoughts? Link below.
http://www.maxiscoot.com/carburateur-ko ... 34300.html
http://www.maxiscoot.com/carburateur-ko ... 34300.html
Koso Racing Carb 34-mm
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Buy an exhaust first?
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Forgot to list that. I have a Leovince 4 Road exhaust already.
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You have a 2012 model with carburator ? Dont they have injection ?
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Camshaft?
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Re: Koso Racing Carb 34-mm
You "need" a 4 valve head, with a 2 valve head 16-18 HP(@150 cc) is just what you can get at normal revs (9-10k) without severely compromising lifespan of the head, going higher in rpm with a 2 valve head is dangerous because the long lift of the 2 valves will cause the valves to float/hover and break on the piston.
If you try to bigbore it further you will get in to thermal problems and need a bigger radiator and cool pump.
If you try to bigbore it further you will get in to thermal problems and need a bigger radiator and cool pump.
Failure is not an option, it comes bundled with the package.