Pinking
- rapido230
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Dopeshots,i'd check timing you cant rely on factory marks for stator and flywheel. I replaced stator last yr and marks were 3 degrees out. so worth checking, also check squish, who machined the head? leaks, carburation, process of elimination. I came away from a dyno with the scooter un-rideable as he set it too rich to counteract pinking with a malossi head, changed to an mmw head and altered jetting and even tho running slighty rich on main, scoot is absolutely fantastic to ride. plus i use either super or normal unleaded fuel.
- dopeshots
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Hi Ian 21.7bhp at peak power.Out of interest you should be getting 18-19bhp @ rear wheel about 6750rpm with the RHS JL Exhaust & 30mm Dellorto Reed setup.
- LI150
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I had trouble with my malossi 210 pinking and it turned out to be the Malossi Head I was using. I tryed a MMW head then a SIP head. both stopped the pinking but it ran best using the SIP one.
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same here, ditched the Malossi head for 11.5-1 SIP head, and was able to return timing to 18deg, pinking almost entirely gone now.LI150 wrote:I had trouble with my malossi 210 pinking and it turned out to be the Malossi Head I was using. I tryed a MMW head then a SIP head. both stopped the pinking but it ran best using the SIP one.