2009 Baja Reaction with a 6.5 clone

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lol same here. but if you can work on one, you can do the other. now transmissions scare the crap out of me :surrender:

I havent touched bike engine until 6months ago. it was weird because it had everything together. like a whole powertrain in one box
 

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Bike engines are extremely simple to set up, just run a chain from the output sprocket to the axle, hook your clutch cable up to your choice of a lever or pedal, set the throttle up like any other engine, and make some shifter linkage.

Fixing them is also not too bad unless you need to press apart a crank. There a little scary at first but once you understand it you could rebuild one with your eyes closed.
 

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Well once you get the 13hp and the a TC it'll be a lot better. That's a lot more power and especially torque over the stock engine. Also weight is what kills those kinds of buggies performance. A lot of them have a big shelf like thing on the back. I yours has it and you dont need it just cut it off if you want lol

lol well i can carry crap on the shelf thing and my gas tank is mounted on to it lol the stock gas tank is bigger than any of the clones engines haha so i think im gunna keep it
 

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Yea id get the smallest driver before I go bigger on the axle. It eventually causes clearance probs. Mine does anyway. But if you cant find them heres a link to some bigger axle sprockets
http://www.gokartgalaxy.com/sprocket_blanks.htm

my 60T barely clears my frame and i mean barely . . . when i rig y jackshaft im gunna have to grind the frame where my sprocket almost touches lol
 
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