i have a jet angle fire motor and from what i have read it is a myth as to its preformance
....thoughts??
....thoughts??angle fire or not to ange fire that is the question
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Most of the statistics on the china girls seem to be made up. Raw motors said that their engines get something like 5.5 horsepower, which is completely bogus.
Realistically, the most one should expect from one of these chinese motors is 2 horsepower(if that) and 25 - 30 mph. Sure you can do things that will give it more power, but I wouldn't expect anything more than those 2 things from a stock motor.
Realistically, the most one should expect from one of these chinese motors is 2 horsepower(if that) and 25 - 30 mph. Sure you can do things that will give it more power, but I wouldn't expect anything more than those 2 things from a stock motor.
when the slant head was first brought out, i remember seeing somewhere that it was designed for bikes with limited space, where a straight-plug wouldn't fit.
soon after that, someone got the idea that they'd claim "better performance" and the myth began, and that's about all that's available in new motors.
in my experience building really fast bikes, the straight plug head is the way to go.
i've built motors with all the same mods, and the slant heads aren't as fast, plain and simple.
they're also more prone to warpage, as they don't have a properly designed squish band, causing uneven heating, and they're usually a thinner head, too, providing less cooling and structural integrety.
my advice, if it fits, (and you can still find one,) get a straight plug head.
soon after that, someone got the idea that they'd claim "better performance" and the myth began, and that's about all that's available in new motors.
in my experience building really fast bikes, the straight plug head is the way to go.
i've built motors with all the same mods, and the slant heads aren't as fast, plain and simple.
they're also more prone to warpage, as they don't have a properly designed squish band, causing uneven heating, and they're usually a thinner head, too, providing less cooling and structural integrety.
my advice, if it fits, (and you can still find one,) get a straight plug head.
You want to bring up the performance, pick up a Puch moped high compression head (the 70CC version) off treatland.tv. The angle fire head is a joke compared to German Aluminum.
