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Anonymous Posted on Feb 10, 2013

How can I modify my Yamaha Crux - 2008 Yamaha Crux

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tombones

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  • Posted on Sep 20, 2009

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I assume you want to modify the engine for better performance, i.e. a quicker, faster bike. The only thing that will really make a difference is to install a race cam. Other modifications such as a foam air filter, re-jetting the carb, running a streight pipe exhaust, gas additives and hotter spark plug are just smoke and mirrors when compaired to a race cam.

Your little 110cc can probably match a stock 150cc if you have a race cam. Yes, you will need to re-jet the carb to match what the cam puts out but re-jetting is a simple and cheap process. The custom cam will cost $200 or so. Send your cam in, they rework the cam faces and send it back. If unfamiliar with cams and cam shaft timing I suggest you have a shop do the tear-down and re-assembly.

Contact Web Cam Racing (1-951-369-5144) in California and they can fix you up. I guesstimate $200. plus shipping both ways. www.webcamshafts.com

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 19, 2010

SOURCE: how to modify my RX 100 ?

depends on what you need to be done, race or for another purpose.

if you want to start with the engine? frame etc

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I assume you want to modify the engine for better performance, i.e. a quicker, faster bike. The only thing that will really make a difference is to install a race cam. Other modifications such as a foam air filter, re-jetting the carb, running a streight pipe exhaust, gas additives and hotter spark plug are just smoke and mirrors when compaired to a race cam.

Your little 110cc can probably match a stock 150cc if you have a race cam. Yes, you will need to re-jet the carb to match what the cam puts out but re-jetting is a simple and cheap process. The custom cam will cost $200 or so. Send your cam in, they rework the cam faces and send it back. If unfamiliar with cams and cam shaft timing I suggest you have a shop do the tear-down and re-assembly.

Contact Web Cam Racing (1-951-369-5144) in California and they can fix you up. I guesstimate $200. plus shipping both ways. www.webcamshafts.com
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