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The World Class 56 hp, 71 lbs, 4 Stroke Engine
Unicam Valve Train The camshaft exhaust lobe actuates two 26mm steel exhaust valves via a forked, low-friction roller rocker-arm. The World's 1: 1.26 power to weight ratio 56 hp,71lbs 4 Stroke Engine
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Advantage Over Air Cooling 2 Stroke Engines
Features · Compact, lightweight engine assembly weighs only 32.2kg. ( 71 lbs ) · Unique UniCAM valve train provides both the light weight of a compact single-cam design and an optimum combustion chamber shape for maximum power at all engine rpm. · Lightweight titanium intake valves permit use of smaller valve springs, reducing overall engine height. · High-strength, low-carbon steel crankshaft with carburised main journals for maximum durability at sustained high-rpm operation. · ACG cover, clutch cover and cylinder head cover are made of magnesium to reduce engine weight. · Forged 12.5:1 compression slipper piston is lighter than conventional designs, for quick-revving response while maintaining excellent cylinder sealing and high-rpm power. · Lightweight NiCaSil cylinder lining ensures cooler and quieter operation for extended engine life. · Press-fitted aluminum spark plug pipe fits between forked exhaust rocker arms, further contributing to compact cylinder head design. · Lightweight, compact, internal auto de-compressor system provides superb cold-starting and hot-starting operation. · 40mm Keihin FCR-type carburetor features 4 rollers on the flat slide, resulting in very light throttle effort, smooth operation, crisp throttle response and excellent ride- ability. · Carburettor features a throttle position sensor (TPS) that helps maintain linear throttle response throughout the rpm range. · Twin-sump lubrication system separates oil supply to crankshaft, piston and valve train from supply to clutch and transmission. This ensures a steady supply of cool oil, reduces the amount of circulating oil and permits the use of a smaller oil pump. · Vertically split crankcases feature a built-in oil pump, reducing weight compared to conventional designs. · Dual radiators feature a refined core area for improved heat dissipation compared to conventional dual-radiator designs. Coolant recovery tank is located underneath engine for improved mass centralization. Coolant tank is protected by a plastic shield. · Gear-driven balancer reduces vibration and drives the water pump.
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