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stainless valves
hi all,, new to minitwins,,not new to racing,, can anyone tell me if one piece stainless valves are avail for my yr2000 curvy,,,,if so,,whare and how mutch,,,,,thanks,,,,rob:D
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you racing minitwins or thundersport/ sprint?
as that is not permitted in Minitwins http://www.minitwins.co.uk/rules/rules2010a.html Quote:
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ah yes point taken, my intention is to race in the uk minitwin class, ie bemsee, are they reliable in the valve department,??
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Engine Cylinder head, camshafts, cam sprockets, crankshaft, rods, pistons, valves, cylinders and all other engine components must be as homologated. No internal engine, gearbox and clutch parts may be altered or replaced with the exception of the gear shift detent spring, the clutch friction and drive plates and the clutch springs. Polishing and lightening of engine parts is not permitted. Balancing or gas flow modifications normally associated with individual tuning are not permitted. Compression ratio of the engine must remain as homologated. Camshaft timing must remain as homologated. No other engine tuning or alteration from the homologated standard is permitted. |
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Cheers mate for the full tech spec
See @ EF in a few weeks |
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the standard motor thing is what attracted me to the minitwin class in the first place,,,bit like my present class thundrsport 500....rob
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Not a lot you need to do for minitwins reliability wise, just make sure motor is healthy. |
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Pardon my ignorance but what advantage does stainless have in valves?
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