VESPA longstroke 60mm O-TUNING 200cc | OTUNE60 | FMP-Solid PASSion |

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 23

  • @josemanuel4308
    @josemanuel4308 Před rokem +1

    Great explanation for so many forums where there is talk about changing only the 60mm stroke crankshaft in the original cylinder to gain UP TO 18CV!!! Finally all the real information about the O-tuning 60!!! Thanks friend!!!

  • @alexmutimer3691
    @alexmutimer3691 Před rokem +3

    Thank-you for sharing your knowledge and your humour.

  • @marcustalman2756
    @marcustalman2756 Před rokem +1

    Is there anything you don't know 😂 truly brilliant viewing..... legend

    • @FreakMoPed8
      @FreakMoPed8  Před rokem +1

      😄 a lot i dont know, as we never stop learning, but quite abit about vespa tuning 🍻

  • @dennyuye
    @dennyuye Před rokem +2

    Salam mesin kanan ✌️🇮🇩

  • @Mark-wx1ho
    @Mark-wx1ho Před rokem +1

    Another great video. Thanks!

  • @potatogarage
    @potatogarage Před 3 měsíci +1

    Done the whole package: 60mm crankshaft, windows adjusted, exhaust raised 2mm, 0.5 head gasket. Runs with SI24.24 and Polini box. Accelerates nicely, feels like th peak power is around 6500rpm but as soon as it reaches 6800rpm it dies a bit and won't accelerate any further. Feels kind like a rev limiter is activated or the clutch starts slipping (but it's not). I've swapped stator, flywheel, CDI and tried to move ignition timing to 18deg but it still behaves the same. Any clue what could be the problem? It always happen exactly at 6800rpm, regardless uphill or downhill, choke in/out. The engine feels like it still should have a lot of power, the performance cutout is immediate. Is it fuel supply problem? (done only 2,5mm main jet drilling, and short fuel hose - fuel tap not modified) Wrong jetting? Or just the original cylinder limitation? (ports cross section etc.)

    • @FreakMoPed8
      @FreakMoPed8  Před 3 měsíci

      u already know next step:.fuel tap.of course. then see.

    • @potatogarage
      @potatogarage Před 3 měsíci

      @@FreakMoPed8 checked fuel tap, forgot it was also otuned: long pipe closed, holess drilled bigger. Will have investigate further. Next candidate is exhaust port, it was just rised, not widened.

  • @rclavier
    @rclavier Před rokem +1

    secrets reveals with FMP!! thx

  • @iwantrisetiyon3873
    @iwantrisetiyon3873 Před rokem +1

    Thx , love you

  • @willybaldsirhenry
    @willybaldsirhenry Před rokem +1

    thanks for the vid mate. I wonder why you didn’t open the fake ports . Maybe I missed this part. Cheers

    • @FreakMoPed8
      @FreakMoPed8  Před rokem

      its not needed.

    • @willybaldsirhenry
      @willybaldsirhenry Před rokem

      @@FreakMoPed8 ok I wouldn’t have thought that but I guess you got it already tested 😜

  • @xperimental1974
    @xperimental1974 Před rokem +1

    is there still any possible small blowback or fuel spit if the rotary valve tolerance is 0.05 mm?

  • @thodorasliladitca9291
    @thodorasliladitca9291 Před rokem +1

    @FreakMoPed Thank you for this detailed guide, always having good time learning from your videos.
    I have one question, can you share what 60mm crankshaft you recommend for this kind of setup? (same as your "FMP malossi SPORT 221 ROTARY setup" in the parts list you have made in SIP? )
    Long Stroke Crankshaft MAZZUCCHELLI K2D
    for Vespa 200 Rally VSE1T 33997 ->/​P200E/​PX200 E/​Lusso/​MY/​Cosa
    disc valve
    stroke 60.0mm
    conrod 110.0mm
    Standard - con rod
    pin 16mm
    valve timing: 138°/6° post TDC

  • @potatogarage
    @potatogarage Před rokem +1

    I'm going the FMP long stroke 200er o-tuning way. What jetting do you recommend for standard SI24.24 carb whith PoliniBox? Also, what ignition timing to use? Probably not standard 23* anymore?