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SOME PROVEN TIPS and TRICKS for T135

haen

Super Veteran
@psypher : no u wont find the part code on the part itself... its on the box...
@wills : yup.. that's an air filter...
 

traxxas-modifier

Super LOLO
Staff member
bro haen i just read your tip on making a exclusive bigger wire power the cdi.
the existing brown wire will be used just to activate the relay.

I will do that bro!
nice idea :)

thanks for inputs.
 

haen

Super Veteran
@traxx : don't forget to install the fuse box at the power cable.. really.. it does give difference.. the engine feels easier to reach hi rpm..

@all : sorry the new part code is 2S6-E6317-00 its the boss clutch (must bought in pairs)
 

inspire

New Member
traxxas-modifier said:
bro haen i just read your tip on making a exclusive bigger wire power the cdi.
the existing brown wire will be used just to activate the relay.

I will do that bro!
nice idea :)

thanks for inputs.
hah, corret me if i'm wrong.
30 wire from batt, 87 going to cdi. activation of relay is by 85(+switch) & 86(-ve gnd)
 

dopydop

New Member
traxxas-modifier said:
wow great info bro!

i will try this tip#3 good logic bro!

regarding tip#6 removing choke assembly.
i just cut off the excess metal,
see this thread for details
http://www.yamahat135.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=498

but removing the choke assembly is really a good tip so that theres no obstruction.
did you tried tip # 3?? did you feel any changes in your performance?
how about installing another air filter from the other hose that also connects from the air box?
 

traxxas-modifier

Super LOLO
Staff member
dopydop said:
traxxas-modifier said:
wow great info bro!

i will try this tip#3 good logic bro!

regarding tip#6 removing choke assembly.
i just cut off the excess metal,
see this thread for details
http://www.yamahat135.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=498

but removing the choke assembly is really a good tip so that theres no obstruction.
did you tried tip # 3?? did you feel any changes in your performance?
how about installing another air filter from the other hose that also connects from the air box?
yes bro i did try.
logically, yes it will improved because air received by the engine
is full air (no more air oily particles coming from the engine breather)
 

haen

Super Veteran
i apply those tricks and bout that trick #3 u gain advantage like ;

1. The air that ur carb sucks is clean from oil moist
2. The carb sucks cooler air because the engine produces hot air after running.
3. Some Racers on ASEAN Supersports just disqualified using that trick...
because their engine performs better than those who weren't use that trick... and they got top 10 places..
Just dont forget to close that input hole on the filter box to prevent water got in..

And i take off the choke mechanism from the carb and guess what.. i got better upper end power...
 

rudduan

Super Veteran
to bro haen,what about the hole that hold the choke pan(the thin flat piece that close the carb intake manifold),what u use to close the hole??
 

haen

Super Veteran
@rudduan : i took off all the choke pan and the rod.. so i left only that throttle mechanism (that white plastic which hold the choke rod).. lol..
 

rudduan

Super Veteran
indeed.....i remove all the choke mechanism....just replace the choke rod with 10mm bolt to insert to cover the hole,but i didnt feel any changes after remove it :( , however the only change that i feel is my fuel consumption is quite save and a little smooth riding after i polished my carb and the 'neck' dont know what word to use....polish with AUTOSOL until it shines like mirror,i think i'll reattach the choke mechanism back soon..
 

traxxas-modifier

Super LOLO
Staff member
bro you might not feel the difference but
logically it should improve because theres less restriction of air coming in.

im gonna have my valve adustment today at
.10mm intake and .13mm exhaust as haen recommended.
 

dopydop

New Member
@haen

on tip#3, why install a small air filter? i tried it but i noticed that it blows air not sucking air. i think air filter is not needed since its not sucking air. the ais resonator is the one sucking air towards the engine.
 

mus6433

New Member
Hello,

If I install an aftermarket round air filter that req. to remove the hole air filter box.
Can i connected those two hose via a T adapter and a small air filter. or i must install separated small air filter.
 

rudduan

Super Veteran
traxxas-modifier said:
bro you might not feel the difference but
logically it should improve because theres less restriction of air coming in.

im gonna have my valve adustment today at
.10mm intake and .13mm exhaust as haen recommended.
hehehehe my bike odo's reaching 36000 soon but never adjust the valve clearance yet....i'll do it soon... :(
 

haen

Super Veteran
to summarize...
it is true the engine blow by doesnt need filter.. just extend that hose to reach that rubber box near the hose from carb.. make a small hole and put it there so water wont get in.. air filter only required if u are an environmentalist...

the AIS hose can use pod air filter..
 
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