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What 177 kits will fit on a 125 cc 3 speed piston ported scoot..split headset model...need wise council on carb choice too..currently has original carb and pipe.after a round town scoot with bit more up hill or into the wind ability .Sip road pipe planned
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What 177 kits will fit on a 125 cc 3 speed piston ported scoot..split headset model...need wise council on carb choice too..currently has original carb and pipe.after a round town scoot with bit more up hill or into the wind ability .Sip road pipe planned
None. You are stuck with the 125cc VNA cylinder.
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None. You are stuck with the 125cc VNA cylinder.
admittedly, I know nearly zip on the performance end of piston ported early bikes, could you go with an aftermarket piston and then rig up some type in intake to kind of sort of get a little more here or is the configuration just so goofy that it's not even worth the effort?
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Fantastic engines & bikes that were a 2 year run. No after-market for cylinders-not even stock. Appreciate it for what it is, I do.

Not worth the hassle.
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