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ko_racer

posted on 13/11/14 at 10:58 AM Reply With Quote
100cc Kart Engines Air Cooled from 90's

I know a few people on here have a karting background so thought I'd see if anyone has any old 100cc air cooled engines from back in the 90's sat in their garage gathering dust you'd like to sell on.

A few example of makes and models such as Iame/Parilla TT37,TT38, Rotax dsc,dsd,dse, italsistem mv21,sv21 etc etc. Reed valve, rotary valve. Ibea, tryton, baroni carb's

Let me know if you've got anything.

Cheers

Keith

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bi22le

posted on 13/11/14 at 01:31 PM Reply With Quote
I used to race these and feel they are soo much more fun than the modern 125cc water cooled.

The speed a solo engine went 1 hour before final detination was like nothing else!!

Ah the days. . .





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19sac65

posted on 13/11/14 at 04:32 PM Reply With Quote
Yep,fantastic engines
I raced a parilla in a barlotti chassis in junior britain (80's)
Loads of fun with a little engine spinning at crazy rpm next to you
What are you doing with them ?

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bozla

posted on 13/11/14 at 06:16 PM Reply With Quote
There's a new 90s class that's proving popular.
http://www.f100.co.uk/

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ko_racer

posted on 13/11/14 at 11:44 PM Reply With Quote
Yep, that's my plan, a bit if racing in F100

Got a chassis, just on the lookout for some engines now. I'm sure there's plenty sat in people sheds out there.

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russbost

posted on 14/11/14 at 09:38 AM Reply With Quote
I have one, but I don't actually know what make it is, I know that sounds strange, but can't find any ID on it anywhere, if of interest I can post a pic later? What sort of money are you expecting to pay for an engine?





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ko_racer

posted on 14/11/14 at 10:40 AM Reply With Quote
It all depends on what engine it is and in what condition. Probably anything from £50 up to £500 for a rebuilt late 90's engine
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will121

posted on 14/11/14 at 06:18 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by bozla
There's a new 90s class that's proving popular.
http://www.f100.co.uk/


Haven't seen that I have a TKM 100cc air cooled kart but from 80's I believe but from a quick look long as pre 2000 May be ok, be good to dig it out of shed, had engine running on bench few weeks ago and better than that next race at my local track ellough Jan 17/18 not raced there since 1994 in a 250e twin reverse cylinder kart

[Edited on 14/11/14 by will121]

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