hello all, i have a 1987 qt50, and i would like to buy a big bore kit for her . the 27mph is not cuttin it anymore. Could anyone point me in the right direction! please
hello all, i have a 1987 qt50, and i would like to buy a big bore kit for her . the 27mph is not cuttin it anymore. Could anyone point me in the right direction! please
Yeah, look on e-bay, your local yamaha dealer or junkyard for a yt-60 top end. Its same stroke and bolt pattern, just a bigger piston. Its also known as a trizinger. You also might want to look into a pipe for it. Only one I know of is jemco. Hope this helps.
the kits on e bay wont work. i bought one last summer and found out there is like 2 different kinds of Yamaha engines. i can remember exactly what was the reason but it had a like space on the side of the head like 2 to 3 inches long and a inch wide. and in turn wont work on the qt50. What would you recommend me doin? im ready to buy!
There aren't any new cylinder kits available for the qt50. Your only option is to buy a used yt60 top end. The exhaust is also a really good idea. I know someone who put the yt60 top end, the jemco pipe, and pw50 gears on a qt50 and went over 50 mph.
Isnt the top end the same as a PW? If it is just get a pw50 bigbore and reeds from peeweecycle.com.
Search these here forums. Tons of useful info.
at peewees the big bore kit is temp unavalible.. darn
Any yt60 or yf60 top ends (qt60 big bore) are not available right now cause of the lead law.
bummer.
You sure, dude? Looks like it's still available from Bike Bandit brand new. Where did you hear that?
I hope it's not true, but thanks for the tip if it is.
Dealers are supposed to halt selling any parts for child bikes. Some dealers are still selling parts. Id call before ordering.
yeah thats what I do, still cant find the answer!!!!!!1
I used trizinger jug will need to be re bored. This is most often the case. Just look for a yt60 piston and rings and have your jug punched out to 60cc.
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