I have a 1966 Honda c 100. The engine on it has markings with 107 cc.
Can anyone tell me about this motor? Very powerful engine. thanks to anyone with some info
1966 honda c100
Re: 1966 honda c100
Without pictures we can't tell you anything. It's probably a Chinese clone motor
Re: 1966 honda c100
Must be a clone engine. Look for a stamped number on the case, the largest engine that Honda made that would remotely fit the C100 frame is a CT110 engine but it is a 105cc.
Re: 1966 honda c100
> Pushrod Fifty Wrote:
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> Must be a clone engine. Look for a stamped number on the case, the
> largest engine that Honda made that would remotely fit the C100 frame is
> a CT110 engine but it is a 105cc.
I thought the 110 was 109cc but I'm pretty sure china crap is 107 for the 110 motors
Re: 1966 honda c100
thanks, I'll get some pic's
Re: 1966 honda c100
I wouldn't think it's chinese, runs to good. I put a Harley drag pipe on it. runs and sound real good. Not bad for $35.00. thanks for the answer
Re: 1966 honda c100
The Chinese horz Honda clones engines can actually be very, very good. It's a crapshoot if you buy a noname. But lifans are really good now.But yeah, if you post a photo it'll be pretty evidant.
Anyway, regardless it's a standard horizontal Honda. That early it may be pushrod instead of cam driven. But I'm not sure...it's the most produced motorcycle engine of all time. Displacements from 50-200cc.
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