1990s hpp cr125 exhaust porting difference

Kevin_Reed
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Edited Date/Time 2/18/2020 3:15pm
I have way too many but 2 of them have this ground out spot on the exhaust exit. Rt hand side sitting in the seat. This one is a pro circuit ported east coast supercross bike. I did not know if it was flow evening grind job or not. Or just a year over year thing.
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450exc115
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2/17/2020 4:42pm
I would have expected PC to match the exhaust flange and exhaust port. That's like porting 101.
2/17/2020 10:28pm
450exc115 wrote:
I would have expected PC to match the exhaust flange and exhaust port. That's like porting 101.
No not in two strokes actually
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NiekL
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2/17/2020 11:40pm
That is stock casting, don't spend to much time on it. Makes no difference

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450exc115
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2/18/2020 8:34am
450exc115 wrote:
I would have expected PC to match the exhaust flange and exhaust port. That's like porting 101.
No not in two strokes actually
You'll have to expand on that please?

Abrupt transitions on airflow are never good. Rule of thumb to keep separation from occuring at the walls (boundary layer) is 7 degrees or less. There is some wiggle room around that depending on how pressure and temperature are changing but that rule works in most cases. A drop is better than a lip in transitions from part to part but if you can make it smooth it should be even better. Anytime I do a crank I always gasket match parts and clean up casting marks, the motor always seems to run better and jet cleaner after that.
2/18/2020 3:15pm Edited Date/Time 2/18/2020 3:18pm
Honda have used that lip on there RS road engines and even Kit cylinders. I’ve read a test that that removed it an lost measureable hp on the dyno. It’s when the reverse pipe wave hits it is has a positive effect.
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