I think it will fit in a 70 frame.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=157_1392766195
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I think it will fit in a 70 frame.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=157_1392766195
Last edited by trike savior; 02-19-2014 at 12:15 AM.
Trikes: All Honda: 84 250r, 85 86 and 87 250sx, 84 and 85 125m, 79 82 84 and 85 110's, 73 us 90 and 77 atc90, 75 atc70
Cycles: Honda: 71 cb100, 78 cb750 coming soon cb750 trike. Yamaha: 67 yds 3 (250cc, 2cyl, 2 stroke), 82 750 SECA
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I think that you could make a v12 of that and it would still fit in a 70 frame. Wonder what the output cc's are, and any HP figures?
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This is what should be in the TF14 raffle 70.
I keep getting more and more amazed with these small motors.
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Doesn't seem to me that it runs very well.
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Conley makes mini v8s. I found them awhile back and am amazed that everything is identical to its normal sized engine. Maybe the spark plugs are a bit big in the cylinder, but that's no big deal haha.
http://www.conleyprecision.com/
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I did some more research after posting and it turns out these are a completely home made, hand built engines that you buy the plans for. each piece is made in a lathe including the block. check out some of the pics in this link of a guy making one. must take a ridiculous amount of time. these are primarily used in model RC cars. They run on glow plug fuel so I do not think it would last long in a bike, since there is no oiling system.
http://www.homemodelenginemachinist....dohc-v8-10501/
Now that Conley engine is pretty sweet and looks to have an oiling system. that could work. but the price, yikes. and it says they are developing a trans for it. sweet.
Last edited by trike savior; 02-20-2014 at 01:01 AM.
Trikes: All Honda: 84 250r, 85 86 and 87 250sx, 84 and 85 125m, 79 82 84 and 85 110's, 73 us 90 and 77 atc90, 75 atc70
Cycles: Honda: 71 cb100, 78 cb750 coming soon cb750 trike. Yamaha: 67 yds 3 (250cc, 2cyl, 2 stroke), 82 750 SECA
Other toys: Chenoweth VW sandrail dune buggy, old race go kart, racing mower, 76 Arctic Cat Pantera 440 snowmobile
KEEP IT ON ALL 3 OR AT LEAST 2 AT A TIME
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I seen the one with the blown flattie in a remote 32 ford at a car show...IT WAS THE SHIZZ!
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Yeah the conleys have an oil system, hydro lifters, itty bitty camshaft, and use a weed wacker carb. Oh and they are liquid cooled..
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