Just as the title implies. Im topping out right around 40 and getting smoked by my buddies new 185s everytime. I just cant run with him, though I murder him in the mud. Thoughs?
Just as the title implies. Im topping out right around 40 and getting smoked by my buddies new 185s everytime. I just cant run with him, though I murder him in the mud. Thoughs?
Buy a 200x, 250r, Tri-z, Tecate, etc. Might be cheaper than making the 110 faster - especially a 200x.
There are never any of the big three wheelers for sale locally. Ive checked. Haha. Id rather fix this one up if I could, but if not Ill have to dish out the money for a 250sx.
How about a little speed in a bottle?
No trikes. Too old, too crippled. Unless I find one I can't live without!
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I hear ya - it's an uphill, expensive battle making a 110 faster than a stock 185s. In my opinion, the 185s was Honda's answer to the popularity of really fast, built, 90s and 110s in the early 80s. Guys spent hundreds maybe thousands building big bore stroker trick 90/110s burning alcohol and whatever and anybody with $1200 could buy a brand spanking new 185s that would run with most of them and not break any parts.
I had an 82 185s I bought brand new when I was 13 with paper route $ I'd been saving for years.
Maybe you could find one of those old hardtail frames that use 90/110 running gear with an RD400 engine. Those are way cool.
A truly "built" honda 90 would smoke a stock 185s, even a mildly modded 185s.
Nicholson 500x (Project)
Nicholson 185s
Nicholson 110 (That takes an atc70 tank)
Ascott 500 head/350x (Project)
Homebuilt Racer Chromoly Suspension 110 (Ragin Runt)
PK Racing Suspension 70
A+ Inc Suspension 70
AWS Aluminum 90 frame
Hi Performance ATC Suspension frame rd350
Hi Performance ATC Suspension frame 90
I have no problem believing that. I don't have much experience with the 90/110. I know there used to be a huge aftermarket for them.
I toyed with the idea of a 56mm (I think) piston for mine when I rebuilt it but, when I figured out a dingleberry hone would clean up the stock bore, my cheap gene kicked in and it's still a 110 (or 108 or whatever). Rings are cheaper than rings + piston + bore.
The $$ saved went towards buying the ugly twins (my 200x projects).
Which comes back around to my original answer to the original question - unless you have your heart set on having a built 110, just buy a bigger trike. Save your $$ and be ready to pounce when the ad comes up. I've found, if I don't have cash readily available (as in stashed in my house), by the time I gather it up, the Great Deal I saw on CL is gone.
If you goto Powroll.com they have a few updated for the 90 to make them a little quicker. (if that helps) but its going to cost you as much, if not more, than you probably paid for the machine.
WARNING: I'm About To Do Something REALLLYYYY Stupid!!!
Past:
'82 Honda 110
'82 Honda 110
'83 Honda 185s
'85 Honda 200m
'85 Honda 250sx
'85 Honda Auto-X
Present:
'82 Honda 250r
'82 Honda 250r (Basket Case)
'83 Honda 200s (Parting out)
'84 Honda 200x
'84 Honda 250r (Basket Case)
'85 Honda 350x (currently being built)
'85 Honda 350x (waiting to be built)
Future:
'83-'87 200x's (wish list)
'86 Honda 350x (eventually)
Shove a 200 in it...
LED obsessed
2015 Yamaha FJ-09
buy a performance cam shaft and mabey a big bore piston kit if yours doesn't have on all ready
http://www.dratv.com/ctatstclslpe.html for camshaft
http://www.dratv.com/ctfi.html for piston but your will need a new head for the piston
After market, carb, intake cam and piston.
And a red 2000 silverado