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    Atc 200x build

    Hey I have a 85 ATC 200x that I'm in the process of building I'm looking for performance parts especially camshaft. I've got a jug bored to 66.5mm with 10-1 compression piston. And the upgraded valve springs just wondering if anyone my have a nice bump stick they might wanna let go of. The plan for the bike is black frame, engine, tank, plastic except for super scoops. And a red seat cover. Trying to build one similar to what I had as a kid, it was hilarious having people trying to figure out what was done to it.... It had a very rough idle
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    Welcome to 3wheeler world!! Sounds like an interesting build.
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    Its a wiseco 66.50 they still offer a 67mm piston and 10.25 comp, and thanks glad to be here

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    That's right I forget they sell them that large because I'd not run the sleeve that thin, but I'm sure yours will be fine. Any more pics for us, we love pics.

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    Sure I'll post more pictures as it progresses so no one has a nice cam they would part with? I have the 420 lift springs

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    Looks good bud. Kinda the route I'm going.

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    Anyone know the rocker arm ratio for it?

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    It's not something that is advertised for these engines but if you want to find out easily just measure max valve lift and divide it by cam lift.

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    very bloody nice mate, love the black plastics
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    Is it 1.25 ratio rockers?
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    I don't know, is it? And if you don't mind me asking, why do want to know? It's not like a 350 where you can just buy 1.6 rockers and get more lift. They just dont have room in the rocker box and even if they did they're aren't any options that I know of. Seeing as how the rockers are in direct contact with the cam, OHC engines don't really allow the tolerance that a pushrod design can allow for when substituting rockers with a larger ratio.

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    Cause I'm trying to figure out what cam is in a parts bike that I got. I know the lobe lift I'm trying to figure out what to multiply it by

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    Already told you, post #8.

    Do you have a dial guage? I bet you do. Measure your max valve lift, at the valve itself, then divide that by the cam lift. Presto, rocker arm ratio. Some might suggest doing this with zero valve lash, but it makes no difference. Max lift is max lift, regardless of valve clearance at TDC.

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    The head is at the machine shop

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