3W 150iB2F TS AIS
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Hi i just got this nice engine. Havent run it yet or anything.
But before i do i just want to hear if anyone know something about the engine.
The engine is a 150ccm Front carb and Twin Spark (4 spark plugs)
and furthermore its the TOC version which is lighter than the normal engines..
I herd something about things are braking is these TOC models?
-How to prevent?
Someone tell some exp. on this engine.
Please.. nothing like... go DA! -3W sux.
regards Kasper Holger.
But before i do i just want to hear if anyone know something about the engine.
The engine is a 150ccm Front carb and Twin Spark (4 spark plugs)
and furthermore its the TOC version which is lighter than the normal engines..
I herd something about things are braking is these TOC models?
-How to prevent?
Someone tell some exp. on this engine.
Please.. nothing like... go DA! -3W sux.
regards Kasper Holger.
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Kaasper
I am unaware of any common failure with these engine's. Like any product there are circumstances that provide unwanted failures. This is true with all products.
The TOC engines are not any lighter than the other's. They are typically matched and blueprinted engines with additional labor expended to provide a performance edge.
If you have a new version which the picture you provided suggest's then it is lighter than previous versions of 3W engines.
All of the new versions are considered the 3W lightweights.
I have seen several of these engines operate flawlessly with exceptional power...
Have Fun
I am unaware of any common failure with these engine's. Like any product there are circumstances that provide unwanted failures. This is true with all products.
The TOC engines are not any lighter than the other's. They are typically matched and blueprinted engines with additional labor expended to provide a performance edge.
If you have a new version which the picture you provided suggest's then it is lighter than previous versions of 3W engines.
All of the new versions are considered the 3W lightweights.
I have seen several of these engines operate flawlessly with exceptional power...
Have Fun