Gilardoni 74cc alu cilinder Minarelli

[Cy-Tuning]

http://img284.imageshack.us/my.php?image=gil9hz.jpg
can you tell me pls more information about this cylinder if you know?? is it any good?? better than the others mhr, evo,hebo...?

 

[mr. blonde]

not spectacular,but suitable for every day use...
imo sufficient torque at lower revs and according to some other forummembers it has tuning potential...
note that you will need to buy a crankshaft with it because of different stroke...

 

[Cy-Tuning]

do you anything about hp rpm of that cyl?

 

[(-KingAppie-)]

acording to my sources, you don't need another krankshaft. it's a normal 80mm rod.

 

[mr. blonde]

acording to my sources, you don't need another krankshaft. it's a normal 80mm rod.

nope,it's 85 mm. and stroke is 40mm according to a previous topic...
maybe it will run with the gen. crankshaft but i wouldn't risk it,besides the manufacturer notes that this cylinder is only to be used with that particular crank.

edit:

sorry dutch topic :

http://forum.scooterforum.net/forum/showthread.php?t=98867&highlight=74cc

 

[Browni]

nope,it's 85 mm. and stroke is 40mm according to a previous topic...
maybe it will run with the gen. crankshaft but i wouldn't risk it,besides the manufacturer notes that this cylinder is only to be used with that particular crank.

edit:

sorry dutch topic :

http://forum.scooterforum.net/forum/showthread.php?t=98867&highlight=74cc

This type of Italkit cylinder uses a 43 mm stroke Carrera crankshaft with 80 mm conrod and 12 mm piston pin size!

 

[mr. blonde]

This type of Italkit cylinder uses a 43 mm stroke Carrera crankshaft with 80 mm conrod and 12 mm piston pin size!

allright then but it's clear that the common crankshaft shouldn't be used

 

[Browni]

allright then but it's clear that the common crankshaft shouldn't be used

Yes!

 

[Gilera_Gsm.]

there are 2 different cylinders of italkit/gilardoni, with the normal 80mm krukas and with 85, correct?

 

[mr. blonde]

there are 2 different cylinders of italkit/gilardoni, with the normal 80mm krukas and with 85, correct?

all i know is that there are several types of 74cc cylinders,as i mentioned in a previous topic,but can't tell the exact specifications of the according crankshaft....
which is actually a shame since i OWN a 74cc italkit speed(mind you,not the eco!) but then again,it was mounted by the previous owner....

edit: i think actually browni is right