Minarelli Builders Thread

[Cannonball3]

With the potential of 19hp this is gonna be a serious build!!

 

[Nickt919]

Gotta wonder about that and how they come up with those numbers. A link below on numbers from SOCAL event…dyno..


Post #34 page #4 by FrankHorrigan6…

Who here has got the most horsepower from a china 66 2 stroke?

Oddly enough I'd be happy with a 25 cc engine! This 80 is too fast for my old self, omg when I hit all bump!!!! Don't waste your time on a 25cc, too anemic bro. 35cc is adequate, 50cc makes you happy. From experience. Never owned a 25cc but after having 3 35cc motors I don't need to. Talkin 4...

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[Cannonball3]

I watched Ryans youtube video, thing was a screamer. That kit you have looks pretty radically developed though.
With all the right parts it should be awesomely scary!

 

[DieselTech]

Santa Claus made an early drop…I’m Santa Claus.
Planning on pairing this with an RDM crank(thanks to Cannonball3), PWK 28 carb, and suitable pipe if it all works out.

The exhaust port has 2 smaller ports from the bore into the exhaust port.

The intake port is odd shaped and big.

The piston is flat topped and the cylinder
bolts down like the one piece CG.. like the NR80…4 hex bolts down by the case. No stud through the length of the cylinder.

The new 70cc Athena cylinder kit for Yamaha-Minarelli Vertical Engines (CW) | Athena blog

Innovative technical solutions and unprecedented performance for the new cylinder kit developed and produced by the Italian company from Veneto

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Word of advice, you better buy stock in underwear, cause you'll be needing them. Also going to need a bulletproof bike to hold up to that beast. I'm thinking you need a build thread when you start on this one. I'd like 2 follow it. I'm betting that thing is going to be a screamer!!! Yeah that cylinder kit with the yasuni low mount C16 pipe I bet will be wicked.

 

[Nickt919]

Word of advice, you better buy stock in underwear, cause you'll be needing them. Also going to need a bulletproof bike to hold up to that beast. I'm thinking you need a build thread when you start on this one. I'd like 2 follow it. I'm betting that thing is going to be a screamer!!! Yeah that cylinder kit with the yasuni low mount C16 pipe I bet will be wicked.

I probably will do a thread. It’ll be a while as I accumulate the gear to go with it. I don’t have anything yet… frame, wheels, etc.

 

[Nickt919]

ScooterSwapShop has Malossi Mineralli kits on sale for Christmas.

These engines have turned in to my buzz. I’d like to build a whole bunch of em.

I posted the horizontal..corrected.

Malossi Big Bore Kit Vertical ZUMA 89-01

Straight out of Malossi's Italian workshop. The malossi cast kit is a tried and true reliable sport kit, that will last a long time, and provide that low end grunt your looking for. The kit includes:- Cast Iron Cylinder, d=47mm, with 6 transfer ports and oval exhaust port- Two-Ring Piston, 10mm...

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[DieselTech]

ScooterSwapShop has Malossi Mineralli kits on sale for Christmas.

These engines have turned in to my buzz. I’d like to build a whole bunch of em.

Malossi Sport 70cc cylinder ZUMA /Genuine/ Minarelli Horizontal

Malossi 70cc Cast Iron Cylinder Kit "Sport" = (Minarelli horizontal AC, 10mm) - A cast iron cylinder built for everyday use. Set up properly (17.5mm carburetor and sports exhaust), this kit can reach 8 - 9hp.The kit includes cylinder, piston with piston rings, cylinder head all necessary...

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Yeah that's a good price & I know he recently extended the sale time. I've personally talked with them guys & they are die hard scooter dudes.

 

[Cannonball3]

I will throw this in here, restores my faith in younger tinkerers! Love it. Kids got nads of iron.

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Kids got nads of iron.

And hopefully they won't have to scrape them off the pavement with a spatula along with whatever else might be left over of him and put into a baggie...lol.

 

[zean]

Yes. A person can usually push their luck one, two or three times. You don't want to develop a habit doing it regularly.