80cc gasser
01-20-2008, 05:33 PM
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80cc gasser
does anyone know if there is any 80cc single or twin engine that is not DA, 3W, or ZDZ and is cheaper than them. and is light
thank you very much
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01-20-2008, 05:50 PM
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RE: 80cc gasser
Brillelli just released their new 80 cc 466GT, I'm not sure on the price, but their 60cc 366GT was ~$610 to my door. The customer support is the best in the business.
www.brillelli.com
www.brillelli.com
01-20-2008, 06:45 PM
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RE: 80cc gasser
Hello,
Torch Engines from Brazil has a very good 90cc single.
www.torchengines.com
Contact Richard Bahmam at :[email protected]
Torch Engines from Brazil has a very good 90cc single.
www.torchengines.com
Contact Richard Bahmam at :[email protected]
01-20-2008, 06:57 PM
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RE: 80cc gasser
Will this one do? http://www.kangkeusa.com/Gas%20Engines/Brison5_8.htm
It is a 95cc though, but isn't one of the other engine manufacturers you asked about.
To be honest the only way to get an 80cc cheaper than the DA, ZDZ, or 3W would be to buy used.
I think the Brillelli is in the $680 range IIRC.
**edit** I just remembered the Evo, http://forgues-research.com/page8.html . These are beautiful engines and the manufacturer has decades of experience building racing motorcycle engines.
It is a 95cc though, but isn't one of the other engine manufacturers you asked about.
To be honest the only way to get an 80cc cheaper than the DA, ZDZ, or 3W would be to buy used.
I think the Brillelli is in the $680 range IIRC.
**edit** I just remembered the Evo, http://forgues-research.com/page8.html . These are beautiful engines and the manufacturer has decades of experience building racing motorcycle engines.
01-20-2008, 07:01 PM
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RE: 80cc gasser
its a little heavy but it is under consideration
well i might think about a 3w with the price of this one. its almost the same price
thanks everyone
well i might think about a 3w with the price of this one. its almost the same price
thanks everyone
01-20-2008, 10:25 PM
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RE: 80cc gasser
MVVS are about to release their 80 ... and no doubt Horizon will have the re-badged Evolution variant ..
Here is a link to a photo ...
http://www.mvvs.net/product_info.php...cecfeebb5c3b03
Looks like an upscaled version of the 58 ... should be good
Here is a link to a photo ...
http://www.mvvs.net/product_info.php...cecfeebb5c3b03
Looks like an upscaled version of the 58 ... should be good
01-21-2008, 07:31 AM
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RE: 80cc gasser
Richards Torch 90 is a smooth running engine,very easy to start,and on first run is swinging a Vess 26 6200rpm.I will give more numbers after we put some gas through it and we start to put air under the plane 
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RE: 80cc gasser
Yeah, what Donnie said.
The weight of the 90 is about 3 more ounces than a 3W80XI I have. I have never seen an engine idle so smooth at 1200 rpm as the Torch.
We will be flying it next weekend on the 35% Extra to get some flight time on it.
A USA dealership and service center is being set up as we speak. I got mine for under 7 bills and think that the introductory price will be the same.
Richard
The weight of the 90 is about 3 more ounces than a 3W80XI I have. I have never seen an engine idle so smooth at 1200 rpm as the Torch.We will be flying it next weekend on the 35% Extra to get some flight time on it.
A USA dealership and service center is being set up as we speak. I got mine for under 7 bills and think that the introductory price will be the same.
Richard
