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#1 Tapscott

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Posted 02 October 2006 - 08:03 PM

Sometime last year there was chat about a 230cc Kondo conversion for the RS200 engine. Did anyone manage to find a supplier? If not can anyone recommend an engineering shop to put a new liner in my existing 200 barrel?

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Posted 02 October 2006 - 08:32 PM

You can, I think, get an oversize piston for the Seeley from Gordon Farley Motorcycles. Bloke called Tim knows the Honda engines well and will confirm. I think they come from a pump motor or such like.

Liners can be done by Jet Bore or PJ, both in the Midlands and advertise in TMX.

The 230 conversion is a bore and stroke job, not just a bore and they also had weights added to the crank. I think about 220 is max for just a bore. Ellastone Offroad often have RS200 motors from Japan with enlarged capacity so worth giving them a try for a complete motor. They also advertise in TMX.

WES have recently had RTL / TLR pistons made. Don't know whether these would fit the Seeley motor but at 70mm diameter they would give a capacity of about 222cc on a Seeley crank. They're 4mm bigger than a standard Seeley so it may be stretching the liner a bit.





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