Honda PA Cylinder summary

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This is a summary of Honda PA cylinders.


I know it's not much (Not nearly as complete as the Puch summary) but it's a start.

You can make this better by adding your own experiences, adding timings, port shapes etc. Look at the Puch wiki and be inspired.


Contents

50cc Stock Honda

Image:Pacyl1.jpg


By far the most reliable cylinder. But it's also by far the slowest.

Cast-iron


50cc Italkit

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Fast 50cc with bigger ports than stock cylinder. Pretty rare.


K-star 50cc

Image:Pacyl2.jpg


Good cast-iron cylinder. Out-performs the stock Honda cylinder, but just slightly.


60cc K-star

Image:Pacyl3.jpg


Cast-iron cylinder with slightly larger bore.


65cc DR

Image:Pacyl4.jpg


Cast-iron 65cc kit. Pretty good price/quality ratio. Torque cylinder.


65cc Polini Air cooled

Image:Pacyl5.jpg


Cast-iron 65cc cylinder kit. Little torque but high top speed.


65cc Malossi

Image:Pacyl6.jpg


Cast-iron 65cc cylinder kit. Best AC cast-iron cylinder available. Good torque and good top speed.


65cc Metrakit

Image:Pacyl7.jpg


65cc kit. Little known.


65cc Zeta / Parmakit

Image:Pacyl8.jpg


Formerly Zeta with hard chrome wall.

Now Parmakit with nicasyl wall.


65cc BiTurbo

Image:Pacyl9.jpg


Aluminium cylinder with good performance for it's price. Pulls well and has decent top-speed.


65cc Proma

No picture

Very rare cylinder.


65cc Fast Arrow

No Picture

No information.


65cc Polini Liquid Cooled

Image:Pacyl10.jpg


Cast-iron watercooled cylinder.


68cc Malossi Liquid Cooled

Image:Pacyl11.jpg


Aluminium watercooled cylinder.


70cc Athena

Image:Pacyl12.jpg


By far the best cylinder available for the Honda PA. Aluminium with nicasyl wall.


Translated by SchijnHeilig

Original from Camino-tuning.be


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