T5 very noisy when change flywheel...HELp...

[NRS]

please help me, I have replaced my T5 with a racing flywheel, weighing around 850gr, but now my machine is very noisy when idle, when I pull the clutch, the noise is gone ... I was quite surprised with this case .., i use the stock clutch, I also use stock crank with 20mm cut, ball bearing also all good .. i dont know what it is .....

[spiderwebb]

rubbing
higher idle = more idle noise
loose parts / engine tin

take a vid

why so light...??

[NRS]

i use yamaha MIO flywheel ... you ca check from the web ..should i balance that flywheel? the power it's so beutiful ,but the engine was so noisy...i set 18 degrees for timing...

[acko]

If its a T5 engine put it back to standard flywheel.
Finest engine ever made for a Vespa.

[NRS]

this is the pic for the flywheel

[boredom]

let me guess... Its a different taper. So flywheel is knocking shit out of stator. When you pull clutch in the bit of crank float all t5's have keeps flywheel away from stator windings...

As previously stated its a t5 leave it alone.

[NRS]

i found the problem is ..flywheel is to light....,and need for balance .but i made my own fly wheel now .i will try put now on my T5

[spiderwebb]

flywheel is to light..... but i made my own fly wheel now...

thought it was a bit light

made your own...


your asking for issues

stock = reliable

[acko]

This blokes just not listening.

Carry on mate and destroy it.
What do we all know.

[TravisNJ]

Use OEM parts, or parts made for your damn scooter.

You want to be macgyver? Go the fuck ahead and fuck off about shit breaking.

[NRS]

hahaha calm down dude,...i just fix this problem,and im not a mcgyfer what ever...i just try to make my scoot going fast..hahaha....

[vader19]

I think what Travis was really trying to say was... When you're trying to go Fast... you have to step back, and ask yourself: "What would MacGyver do?"
Well, in this case, you need to reference Season 3 / Episode 6 "Blue Smoke, Brown Water" in which Mac had to improvise, build a scooter and win the race in order to save his friend from the evil drug lord: Slo Lam
He had some investigating to do
He used the husks from the Coochioo-Nut plant(similar to our Native American corn ) (ground up with water, made into a paste and then sun-dried) to form perfect high performance clutch plates... No slip or drag, much better than cork
of course a hollowed out coconut halve served as the clutch cover. Local indigenous vines proved far stronger, and smoother operating than even the most expensive clutch, brake and gear cables A section of large, mature bamboo was an able piston, and fit perfectly into the bored out center of a faux-jade Buddha statuette. The Buddha had to be turned and cut so his bulbous belly would become the head to this truly "enlightened" barrel bit and pieces out of a refuse bin behind the Nike factory did most of the heavy lifting in terms of his fuel delivery system and 16 empty Fanta cans (assorted flavors), patchworked together made one mean exhaust
Needless to say, Macgyver won the race , his friend was saved and Slo Lam was captured and sent BACK to the repair shop...
So, when you want to make your scooter go Fast... just think: What would MacGyver do and remember.. Correct parts, and stock components don't mean anything
Correct Parts=
MacGyver/do it yourself Parts=

[TravisNJ]

Exactly.

[Ujii]

light flyweels are not always noisy and don't always need hi idle... I've addapted Vespatronic ignitions for my T5s and the results are impressive : more torque, more top speed, less fuel, more fun... with still the same idle.
(light Vespatronic = 1050g)

I have tried that with original carb (with fuel pump), original exhaust, original crank, with Malossi kit a bit re-worked (120*/180*) and personal designed head (primary gearing 21/68) :
more than 16HP on the dyno and 19HP with an old SIP perf exhaust.