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Post by richardroberts on Sept 7, 2010 16:18:39 GMT 1
hi was wondering what are the best mods for a rd125lc. (eg. not tunes.) just lightened flywheels, reed spacers for example wots the best value for money? as on a tight budget thanks rich
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Post by carlos on Sept 7, 2010 18:35:54 GMT 1
What are you running at the moment, exhaust? Gearing etc?
It all depends on what you're using the bike for, a good idea is to start by making sure it's running properly how it is, carb set up properly, exhaust not coked up, correct plug, etc!
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Post by twostroker on Sept 7, 2010 18:53:54 GMT 1
personly id leave it all standard except a simple expansion chamber like a allspeeds or micron and re-jet accordingly as like all engines when you try to squeeze every last bhp out of them reliabity will suffer.
a decent exhaust is the most cost effective and most sensible mod in my opinion,id forget reed spacers,k&n filters and skimmed flywheels for now,infact the standard air box is very good on a 125lc.
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Post by richardroberts on Sept 7, 2010 19:43:23 GMT 1
thanks for the help m8
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Post by carlos on Sept 7, 2010 20:05:54 GMT 1
I've got to agree, if you start tuning the nuts off it, you will start sacrificing reliability then you'll need lots of money!
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Post by grunt on Sept 7, 2010 20:21:45 GMT 1
I've got to agree, if you start tuning the nuts off it, you will start sacrificing reliability then you'll need lots of money! good job ur pockets r deep carlos tuning the nuts off ur valve topend lmao ;D i have spent way to much on mine now but its a laugh at the lights and round town whooosh and your gone  |
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Post by carlos on Sept 8, 2010 19:24:19 GMT 1
I've got to agree, if you start tuning the nuts off it, you will start sacrificing reliability then you'll need lots of money! good job ur pockets r deep carlos tuning the nuts off ur valve topend lmao ;D i have spent way to much on mine now but its a laugh at the lights and round town whooosh and your gone As I only do 300 miles a year, even if the engine needs rebuilt every 1500 miles, that's every 5 years! |
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