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Hello.
My mate has a PX125E and he wants me to give it a mild tune up.
I was going to replace the crankshaft and here's my question.

Option 1. Mazzuchelli race crank for £105
Option 2. Tameni standard crank for £92 and I grind the web to increase the timing to the same as the Mazz one.

I'm tempted to do the second one as I would like to have a go. Could I have your advice please?
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Option 3. 60mm Mazz crank with 1.5mm base packer and 1.5mm grinding to raise the exhaust port.
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Jack221 wrote:
Option 3. 60mm Mazz crank with 1.5mm base packer and 1.5mm grinding to raise the exhaust port.
Ha. you love them long stroke cranks Jack. Thank you.
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for 13 pounds I'd just go for the Mazz
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worrywort wrote:
Jack221 wrote:
Option 3. 60mm Mazz crank with 1.5mm base packer and 1.5mm grinding to raise the exhaust port.
Ha. you love them long stroke cranks Jack. Thank you.
Because a 60mm crank is an easy way to do porting without doing any
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Don't doubt Jack, he's seldom wrong...
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Hello sdjohn.
I certainly don't doubt him. I have received a great deal of advice and respect him highly. Way back a hundred posts ago I was doing up my 125 and bought a 60mm crank but had time constraints which made me rebuild it as standard. Jack occasionally gives me a nudge about fitting it.

I've got the Southern Shakedown Rally next Month and then it's rebuild time.
I'm knocking my mates engine out next week which is going to remain a 125.
I put this post up because I want to dremel something.
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well then, carry on and dremel away! Razz emoticon

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