I Love my Phoenix Strega! - Factor X racing
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i put a Moki 180 ported in a Reno racer mustang that is a little bigger the the Strega and it did 175mph and motor is still breaking in and already seems faster I will do some recordings of the Speed next weekend and see what it is hitting now. The Moki is a heavy but with speed I have gotten with the bigger mustang I think I will be happy with the Moki in the Strega
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I have come come to find that the 180 is a faster motor then the 210 witch is getting ported and going on a 60 size p40. This Sunday I will be flying that Reno mustang and will report back on speed,the Strega is almost done with the 180 will post pictures when it is finished. And wow 50% nitro on a Moki 210? That's a lot I would not dare go over 10 with mine i run fai fuel
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Jeff, I still have your notes on hopping up the 2.10.. haven't done it yet but I have another NIB for when it is time to play. Should I post them here or are they deep dark secrets?
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Crank port timing: 30* ABDC open 60* ATDC close
Jug port timing: EXO: 75*BBDC EXC: 75*ABDC
INO: 30*ABDC INC: 60*ATDC
X PORT: 178* TO 180" (.025-.040" from roof of port)
Be sure to radius any cuts on the ports so they don't eat the ring. your liner is now a consumable
Open the transfer ports till you almost see light through them. VOLUME, VOLUME, VOLUME. Eat the middle rib away and the bottom radius. It'll run fine.
+.003" on the big end of the con rod
Large radius on the back of the crank where the port dumps into the crank case. As big as you can make it.
Trim the end of the crank pin to where it just sits on edge with the rod. then trim off the flange of the back cover plate till you have .001-.002 for clearance.
Trim the skirts so they don't shroud the transfer ports on the bottom.
Open the chamber up by using a 3/4 ball end mill. Don't eat up the quench ring. just open the radius of the dome more.
Break in your bearings by spinning/loading them with 30 wt oil. Put a side load on the bearing till they just get warm. Worth 100rpm
CARB:
.432 bore on barrel and venturi. No bigger otherwise it won't close.
Open all fuel delivery holes on banjo fitting, fuel barb, and carb needle cross hole to .094
File the idle circuit slot with a triangle file till it's about .035" wide
Don't mess with the brass tube in the barrel, it's fine.
Use a Mccoy #9 plug
Start on 40% nitro and work your way up to 60%. Remember, if you don't gain RPM as you increase the nitro its for one or two reasons: Either raise the ex port some more or open the chamber on the head.
Jug port timing: EXO: 75*BBDC EXC: 75*ABDC
INO: 30*ABDC INC: 60*ATDC
X PORT: 178* TO 180" (.025-.040" from roof of port)
Be sure to radius any cuts on the ports so they don't eat the ring. your liner is now a consumable
Open the transfer ports till you almost see light through them. VOLUME, VOLUME, VOLUME. Eat the middle rib away and the bottom radius. It'll run fine.
+.003" on the big end of the con rod
Large radius on the back of the crank where the port dumps into the crank case. As big as you can make it.
Trim the end of the crank pin to where it just sits on edge with the rod. then trim off the flange of the back cover plate till you have .001-.002 for clearance.
Trim the skirts so they don't shroud the transfer ports on the bottom.
Open the chamber up by using a 3/4 ball end mill. Don't eat up the quench ring. just open the radius of the dome more.
Break in your bearings by spinning/loading them with 30 wt oil. Put a side load on the bearing till they just get warm. Worth 100rpm
CARB:
.432 bore on barrel and venturi. No bigger otherwise it won't close.
Open all fuel delivery holes on banjo fitting, fuel barb, and carb needle cross hole to .094
File the idle circuit slot with a triangle file till it's about .035" wide
Don't mess with the brass tube in the barrel, it's fine.
Use a Mccoy #9 plug
Start on 40% nitro and work your way up to 60%. Remember, if you don't gain RPM as you increase the nitro its for one or two reasons: Either raise the ex port some more or open the chamber on the head.