125 engine in 50 frame

[hitmanuk]

hi all im in need of some advice as to more power can I get a 125 2t engine to fit my 2006 super 9 50 ?
if so can anyone give me some details etc / or any other ways of making as much power as possible
iam quite a big geezer but limited to ride 50cc without having to take any tests etc witch I don't want to do
thanks

[tortoise]

limited to ride 50cc without having to take any tests etc witch I don't want to do

Buck up, slacker . . instead of gaming the system!

[BettinANDlosing]

What 125 2t engine do you have access to?

[hitmanuk]

I don't have access to another engine but any info on what I could get to fit etc would be a good start @ bettingandlosing
@tortoise I was asking advice on engine transplant not a degree in law thanks anyway......

[zombie]

Buck up, slacker . . instead of gaming the system!

[BettinANDlosing]

Gaming the system is half the fun!!!! Anyway i don't think you'll find a drop in engine, better to just mod your engine. Is it liquid cooled super 9 or air cooled? You can easily get your existing engine to 10+hp.

[19krevs]

I was contemplating doing this too if there was a wrecked 125cc lying around locally, though I think unless you're super bloody lucky you'll have to mod the engine mounts on either the engine or frame... which means planning and welding.... and it'd probably take less effort just doing the needed tests to ride something bigger. I doubt anyone would do a conversion unless they were super keen on telling the system to f*** off. Maybe someday I'll fit up a ridiculous engine to a 50cc frame and troll people on the highway

[Triesandluth]

If you're only going to be cruising at less than fifty the I'm sure the s9 can do that,  just modding the stock engine. Even with your weight.  I've heard nasty stories on getting busted without endorsement,  especially with prior legal issues. 
With mine as just the fifty cc I was staying at about 40+ mph GPS verified and I weigh about 200lbs.
Now,  if or when you get a bigger engine mounted,  I'd like to see pics and videos.  Seems that it could be wicked. 
There's a guy around town that has an air cooled s9 with a bbk,  pipe,  and ported that kills 150cc scoots. 

[hitmanuk]

its the air cooled version I have so if I was to but a 70cc kit and pipe would that do the trick then or is there any other stuff needed ? what kind of power can be had from the setup your saying ?? a 70cc can blow off a 150 ??

[zombie]

Cylinder kit, intake manifold, carb, pipe, cvt parts.

Around 500.00 USD can get you a reliable 60 - 65 mph bike. 50ish would be a safe all day cruise.

[hitmanuk]

has anyone got any links to these parts ?

[Triesandluth]

If you're not "well off " then I'd suggest to start with the bbk,  then go from there,  to the exhaust etc.  That's how I'm doing it at least.  I found my kit at scoorertronics for my LC (google it, google can be your friend)  and it's just a cheap street kit.  There's some at racingplanet also,  better selection.  Zombie would know way more,  he's been holding my hand through my building so far. 
Honestly,  what I've been told is that you get what you pay for.  I will soon find out.    So if you have faith in building it and the cash then you could have it made!
Also,  check out the stuff zombie posted to my thread about the 70cc LC kit installation tips when you get going.  He's a damned genius. 

[zombie]

I'm f***ing tired of posting the same sh** over, and f***ing over again.

II hate f***ing scooters, and I hate f***ing people more than f***ing scooters.

Here's a f***ing link!




No... really... stick around till tomorrow bro. I'll hook you up w/ links.

The first, and best S 9 guy I know is Josh... Scooter Invasion forum, or The Scooter Garage . com

You pissed me off you f***ing jerk, You got on my nerves!


I HOPE you have a sense of humor!!!! I'm just messin' w/ everyone. I love ya' better!

[hitmanuk]

LOL best link ive found is
cheers buddy send me the links over brother

[tortoise]

if I was to but a 70cc kit and pipe would that do the trick

Absolutely . . nothing attracts the scrutiny of law enforcement like loud exhaust!  So in addition to various citation fines, court costs, and points penalties, you may also have to pay impound fees.  Instead of constantly visually scanning for the law, your attention needs to be 100% focused on driving . . to avoid enhancing your odds of becoming a donor.