Maybe you should use 528 O-ring chain. If no come out long chain also nvrm, just buy 2 set chain connect into one.

This post has been edited by TryX: May 9 2012, 02:33 AM

Aiseh jockey laju ni !! ~XD~

Got 1 Philippine biker (No need i mention his name, i think everyone should have know him. An admin in T135 forum) he use FZ block, FZ cam, 26mm carbs, block squishband 1mm and open pipe. His bike recorded 143 kmph on GPS.

Last week me and Crappy TTS go Bukit Mertajam his bike using 58.5mm block with 28mm carbs + Super high cam and open pipe he manage to get 150kmph on ZX6R meter.

Than before that we go Alor setar. On the way back to Penang Crappy bike testing with a 125Z with standard exhaust. Sound very stock. His LC only manage to pass him half bike only. This also need to cucuk angin very close. But 125Z only can speed awhile. Than his bike rest ler. We stop awhile for petrol than shoot back to Penang. I still break in my block. Now just 600km on the the meter. Just go there try syiok syiok only. ~XD~ Speeding on highway is safer than speeding on the road.

Base on my experience. 57mm block and 58.5mm block. The most suitable will be 26mm carbs. After that 60mm block is the best to be pair with 28mm carbs. Than 62mm block must use at least 28 - 30mm carbs. Than 65mm block onwards must have at least 34 - 36mm carbs. Of course this is for everyday use specs bike. If you use for racing bike only, can use a more bigger carbs. Because racing don't care of low RPM power. What they want is the power at the top RPM.

This post has been edited by TryX: May 12 2012, 06:27 AM

Basically the head is original. No need to doubt the quality. What that matter is the handwork on those valve sleeves and the head chamber. Base on that photo nothing much we can comment. Big head like 22/20 and 24/22 not suitable for small block (Below 200cc). Must at least use 62mm block with jackrod or get a block that is 65mm onwards.

This post has been edited by TryX: May 12 2012, 04:03 PM

Coz now mostly Yamaha parts, is from Indonesia and Thailand. Is cheaper to invest they factory there compare to Malaysia... Here too corrupted and they making alot of stupid law for they owned personal benefits..

You mean ceramic block can be honing without damaging the ceramic coating???

This post has been edited by TryX: May 20 2012, 12:39 PM

Cut cost LOL! People all thought ceramic sound cool ma Actually the benefits of ceramics coating is they can use lighter material like aluminium which also good in dissipated the heat. But aluminium is not so strong compare to steel bore that why they put a stronger layer of ceramic coating on the aluminium surface. If put ceramic on normal steel bore than you will loose some of this benefits compare to Aluminium bore.

Aluminium Benefits:
1.Fast heat dissipation.
2.Lightweight.

Ceramic Benefits:
1.Excellent Lubricity
2.Low Attrition Rate
3.High Boiling Point

Actually got people told me can honing the ceramic block but i very don't understand. Because after they honing the block sure they will honing away some of the ceramics.. Sakit hati

This post has been edited by TryX: May 20 2012, 06:07 PM

thianz: not sakit hati or not sakit hati if want polish. Honing = polish is not for fun.. If block no spoil or not changing to new pistons there no reasons to polish it I just want to know more about polishing cylinder block for in case in future my pistons wear out and need to change to new pistons.

HAHA you don't get what i mean. I mean in future in case piston ring makan or piston not nice d. And want to change other pistons. Some aftermarket pistons won't perfectly fit into the block. There might need to polish the cylinder block abit. That why i ask alexei can we honing ceramic block. I not mean block calar.

Are you back to Malaysia already?

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Added on May 20, 2012, 9:04 pmLOL yaya UMA got sell seperate pistons.. But i want something different from UMA

LC135 forged pistons too. 62mm.


This post has been edited by TryX: May 20 2012, 09:04 PM

KL pomen wash engine use machine... Penang pomen lower standards abit, they don't know how to use machine All handwork here

I wonder nextime we pak chiu cheng also must use machine or not....

Hand Job VS Machine Job!!!!

Than one day if have chance we want learn from KL people. To improve skill and knowledge. When want come here try?

Maybe can cucuk 65mm too xD. Your bike done d?

This post has been edited by TryX: Jun 20 2012, 08:55 PM

You cut gasket yourself??