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pretty much every kit is going to be the same unless you get a 80cc metrakit in which you would need to enlarge your block to make it fit. anything other than tha is fair game =] good luck sun!

"pretty much every kit is going to be the same unless you get a 80cc metrakit in which you would need to enlarge your block to make it fit. anything other than tha is fair game"

that statement is simply wrong.

I'd recommend a 65 metrakit

$300 for a "budget" setup? Shit is absurd these days. 62 Malossi is conservatively ported anyways.

You could match the performance of it pretty easily by just going 70 Airsal ($99) and keeping your Bing drilled to 14.5 mil(free). Jet will be in the 80-82ish area, performance will be 45+. Although, the extra 200 bucks in your pocket may weigh you down a tad, so watch out for that.

Rog, as elliot so eloquently put it, you are "simply wrong".

Comparing the tuning of a finicky, reedvalve, nikasil-lined, perfectly ported Polini to a stone age tech, piston port, cast iron Metra 65 is like comparing plums to plantains.

its apples to oranges =p no jk just messin'

no srsly though some kits are harder than others to tune and no 2 kits are alike even same brand. running the same moped with the same kit there will be differences in tuning for the slight performance difference. i think we're battling the same point only i made some assumptions i shouldnt have.

i figured he would be only into the airsail 70 the 65metra the 'cheaper' kits or slappin' style kits which is what he wants to begin with.

basically cheaper stuff is not going to be advanced like you said.

'I am just looking for a bolt on or a just tad bit more.'

70ccairsail or 65ccmetrakit or 62cc malossi are good choices i think, help me out guys

why don't you want to case match?

Iron bore for newbies

Start inexpensive and simple

Upgrade parts as your skill increases

Study other peoples work

Save time and money

Easy

andy...I don't want to case match yet. Baby steps bro..baby steps. I know my limitations right now. I believe my skills at grinding and craftmsmanship are spot on, however I need to learn more about the motor and its inner workings before I go grinding material off it.

I am doing research, reading the wiki, scouring old posts and I think I will be ready in a few months for case matching.

hail to the guardians of the moped watch towers in the west by the powers of earth! aid us in our quest to find a glorious kit. we pray of thee, show us your power.

send me your money instead of wasting it on a motor you could possibly blow up. :) i'm broke.

I'll sign over my paycheck to her.

oops sry rog I didn't want to sound mean, interweb typing doesn't sound like real talking.