Results 1 to 4 of 4

Thread: Big bore 2nd gen 125m

  1. #1
    Join Date
    Feb 2013
    Location
    Brazil, Indiana
    --
    728

    Big bore 2nd gen 125m

    This has been something that I've had on my mind for a few years but things have just recently come together where I could bring them to reality. Long story short I wanted a more powerful engine for my 86 125m but there's no performance parts that I've seen available. So I think I've found a combination of parts that with a little modification will net at least 183cc and more if I go oversize from the current bore. What I've come up with is a crf230 cylinder and head that I've had shortened and 125m cases that are bored to fit the cylinder. With using the crf230 head I'll also be able to use the roller camshaft that at the engine size I'm running will be like having a bigger cam since it's only 183cc. I'm waiting on a piston, cam chain, gaskets and the heavy duty clutch parts I ordered to come in so I can have the cylinder sized properly and get it together. I'm going to upgrade to a 24/26mm flatslide carb and use some type of cheap (for the moment) crf230 exhaust until I work any bugs out and I'll upgrade from there. My goal is for it to appear stock as far as the engine but eventually be over 200cc and be a little lighter than a normal 200.

    Sent from my SM-G988U using Tapatalk
    1979 ATC110
    1983 ATC110
    1984 ATC110
    1984 ATC125M
    1985 ATC110 2 of them
    1985 ATC110 The wife's
    1987 ATC125M
    1985 ATC250ES
    1984 DX225 with 250 timberwolf engine and swingarm. Wolf in DX clothing

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Feb 2013
    Location
    Brazil, Indiana
    --
    728
    I forgot to add that stock the 1986 125m is 54mm bore with a 54.5mm stroke. I'm increasing the bore to 66mm with the crf230 cylinder and using the next oversize piston from stock which is 66mm.

    Sent from my SM-G988U using Tapatalk
    1979 ATC110
    1983 ATC110
    1984 ATC110
    1984 ATC125M
    1985 ATC110 2 of them
    1985 ATC110 The wife's
    1987 ATC125M
    1985 ATC250ES
    1984 DX225 with 250 timberwolf engine and swingarm. Wolf in DX clothing

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jul 2009
    Location
    South Florida
    --
    6,802
    Awesome , hopefully the crankshaft won’t be to far out of balance with the much heavier piston .
    Might vibrate some but I’m excited to see how this turns out .
    I’ve installed a 200x camshaft in one and it definitely helped , just had to cut the correct length off the end because the 125m motor doesn’t have the pulser up top .
    78 atc 90/180cc Dickson Full Suspension
    76 ATC90/180cc Nicholson
    77 atc 90 Dickson Full Suspension
    84 KLT 110/123cc Powroll Racer from 80s
    87 atc 125m stock
    84 atc 200x Curtis Sparks
    84 atc 200x Powroll My race bike from 80's
    83 atc70/108cc Powroll blue Xmas Special
    81 atc185s HP-ATC full suspension

    Performance Shop is Open PM me for Service

    My Feedback http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...ck+shortline10

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Feb 2013
    Location
    Brazil, Indiana
    --
    728
    Picked up some barnett clutch frictions and some heavy duty springs. Frictions are for a 200x but they are the same dimensions and the springs are for a cr80r. Also got the gaskets to put it all together but I'm still waiting on the clutch Steels and the all important piston. I ended up getting a 67mm piston because no one has any wiseco forged pistons in stock smaller than that for a crf230. So I'll be at 192cc with this combination when finished.

    Sent from my SM-G988U using Tapatalk
    1979 ATC110
    1983 ATC110
    1984 ATC110
    1984 ATC125M
    1985 ATC110 2 of them
    1985 ATC110 The wife's
    1987 ATC125M
    1985 ATC250ES
    1984 DX225 with 250 timberwolf engine and swingarm. Wolf in DX clothing

//ArrowChat Integreation Code //