I have a 35cc BladeZ. I have supped it up to go about 40 MPH. I am not sure what porting does, but I would like to know. Would it make me faster? Is it worth porting a 35cc Tanaka? If it is worth it, where are some places in the SF Bay Area that I can get it done? Thanks to all that Help.
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Wow...
Of you have a Tanaka 35 that does 40 then I am impressed.
I sure would like to know what mods you did to make it go that fast WITHOUT porting!
But, as far as porting goes, the best places I know (and trust) are in the Orange County and San Diego areas. Sometimes you just have to go with reputable KNOWLEDGEABLE engine builders.
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The mods that I have done to my scooter are, I ordered the HP carb from ADA, I have put the Head kit from ADA on it, and I have put the pipe from ADA on it, and I have a high performance air filter on it. I run 110 octane in it, and I was clocked by a Police officer here where I live. Luckly he didnt give me a ticket, he thought it cool, and said that I had to slow down. The next thing I am going to add to my scooter is the Advanced Timming key from ADA. Its already on order. I cant wait to see if I can get some more speed out of it. I still have to find a place around here to Port it.GO BIG OR GO HOME!!
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Timing Key
Hey there Speed Deamon,
Well I got some bad news for you and that timinmg key. They are NOT reccomended for Tanaka engines at all. I know this for fact because I have tried them myself. Then AFTER expierencing troubles talking with Tanaka engine reps directly. I too thought that for $7 it was a greatr hop up.
With the RPM ramge limits the Tanaka's have on the Big Boy/BladeZ as geared, you cant get them into the RPM range where they become effective, an in the lower RPM band they actyally become detrimental. Heck man I have one here I'd give away.
S'all good if you need to try it for yourself though, be ready for 2 things:
1 INCREASED temps
2 Fouled plugs
They are intended for the Zenoah and Superior motors for the reason that they have a much higher RPM range.
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