I have a standard Rally 200. The only difference from original is a SIP road exhaust and a 122 main (it may well be dropped to a 120).
I hear of people drilling holes in the airbox. To my eye, I can't see this making any material difference on my set up.
Any thoughts please?
Rally 200 drilling airbox
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I have same pipe & 120 main on mine with drilled filter... think from memory I drilled a 5 or 6mm hole in the heart shaped area on underside of filter (where it sits over the main jet)...
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Probably, try it but do some plug chops m8
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Next thing to do Paul, is put a Malossi 210 top end on. Plenty of torque right the way through the rev range
Then whack a 60mm Pinasco crank in it