212cc Predator motor mounts for aluminum Felt

Collin Parks said:
I have a short valve cover on my engine, I plan on drilling and threading a whole for a one way valve, but I was waiting till I got the engine on the frame before doing that, got the stuff to do it though
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The breather assembly is a lot more than a one way valve. It also filters the oil from the pulse charge and allows it to drain back to the motor.
 
True but I think I'm going to fit a different motor to it instead so maybe I'll put the old cover back on, if I can find it that is, I have a 79cc predator clone, I think not sure exactly what it is, but I'm going to see if I can fit that, if not I have a small 49cc motor and mount I know will fit on the frame
 
Venice Motor Bikes said:
Did you ever figure out if the 212 will fit in the frame?
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it will only fit if it's mounted vertically, and id have to make a mount like the one you made I think as the space between the engine and the seat post tube is very small, but I don't have the means to make a mount like yours at this time so ill try a few smaller engines in the meantime to get it working so i can ride it
 
Venice Motor Bikes said:
Did you ever figure out if the 212 will fit in the frame?
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Hey I managed to get the engine fitted and running, still got to tune the carb and get a few other things done before a test ride but I did manage to get the engine fitted and running to a point
 

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jackwilliam7 said:
A 212cc Predator on an aluminum Felt sounds super fun and fast. Can’t wait to see it in action!
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Seeing it in action or any other pictures of it probably isn't going to happen since @Collin Parks hasn't been on this forum for 2½ years. When you see an old thread look for the last time someone responded to it. You can also click onto the Original Posters name and the Last Seen On Date will appear.

If you do this it'll keep you from looking foolish by responding to old threads and individuals who haven't been on the forum for a long time.
 
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