After a couple months of waiting for newer parts to be manufacture, we have finally been able to recieved all the parts for testing and this is our newest Dyno result. We will change the setting of our watercool race motor once more, to add another 1-2 hp before our production of this race motor.
Our SMR 180cc watercool race motor's Dyno chart, from the Dynojet Machine.
Red line is the current engine setting with PWK34 carburator.
Blue line is the current engine setting with the PWK30 carburator.
Green line is the 1st engine setting and the 1st time that we dyno our motor about 3 months ago.
Our SMR 180cc watercool race motor's torque chart, from the Dynojet Machine. Highest torque reach was with PWK30 carburator 1.88NM With the PWK34 carburator the torque was slightly less 1.83 NM
Red line is the current engine setting, with PWK34 carburator.
Blue line is the current engine setting, with the PWK30 carburator.
Green line is the 1st engine setting and the 1st time that we dyno our motor about 3 months ago.
Video of our 180cc watercool race motor being Dyno at KOSO Factory last week. Big thanks to KOSO, for working with us through out our development of this race motor.
During our waiting for the newer parts to be manufacture, we have started our spare time designing our 200cc single cam, 4v, aircool race motor.
Our air-cool 200cc, single cam, 4V race motor on our test bike, on the 1st start up and it was spitting fire nonstop. Needed fine tuning on the carb before we stop the exhaust from spitting out fire. We are waiting for a few more parts for this motor before we will try our 1st Dyno test.
Our intake manifold that we have design to be use on our 180cc watercool race motor
This is all the update for now