Da quello che capisco dalla risposta sembra che i due motivi sono: per avere una certa energia complessiva (somma del peso tra albero motore e volano), qualche costruttore ha fatto l'albero motore leggero e poi gli ha aggiunto un volano pesante...ma questo non e' il caso del Morini. Quindi lasciano intendere che il Morini ha gia' un albero pesante ed il volano leggero ci puo' stare. Seconda cosa, i volani pesanti vanno bene per le applicazioni fuoristrada e trial dove serve appunto "massa volanica". Non commento...chiaro che bisognerebbe avere il suffragio di chi lo abbia effettivamente provato. Questo e' uno dei casi nei quali i "secondo me" hanno poco significato.
I sold this kit several times and it is very good in quality.
You can choose several ignition timings by a switch, the spark is strong and you can use it without a battery.
The kit is very good, but I don´t like it because there is no groove for the woodruf key in the rotor. So, if you want to change the timing-belt, you always have to try out the right position of the rotor on the crankshaft.
I sold this kit several times and it is very good in quality.
You can choose several ignition timings by a switch, the spark is strong and you can use it without a battery.
The kit is very good, but I don´t like it because there is no groove for the woodruf key in the rotor. So, if you want to change the timing-belt, you always have to try out the right position of the rotor on the crankshaft.
Regards
Dieter
hello Provini doubt that we had is that the flywheel is too much lighter than the stock,and maybe this can adversely affect the performance at low and medium engine speeds
Thank you!
ps. sell the kit?
Morini 350 Sport '77
Vespa 150 Sprint Veloce '69...
in my opinion you don´t notice any difference at low and medium engine speeds. At this moment I have a 402cc Morini with Powerdynamo-ignition here at my garage. This bike goes very well at all engine speeds. There is a low idle speed at about 1000rpm, because the ignition timing is different to the original timing. Subjectively you feel a little bit less power, but this is only subjective because the ignition alteration is continiously and not in a digital way ( from 10° to 34°before PMS in one step ) like the original ignition.
in my opinion you don´t notice any difference at low and medium engine speeds. At this moment I have a 402cc Morini with Powerdynamo-ignition here at my garage. This bike goes very well at all engine speeds. There is a low idle speed at about 1000rpm, because the ignition timing is different to the original timing. Subjectively you feel a little bit less power, but this is only subjective because the ignition alteration is continiously and not in a digital way ( from 10° to 34°before PMS in one step ) like the original ignition.
I sold this kit several times and it is very good in quality.
You can choose several ignition timings by a switch, the spark is strong and you can use it without a battery.
The kit is very good, but I don´t like it because there is no groove for the woodruf key in the rotor. So, if you want to change the timing-belt, you always have to try out the right position of the rotor on the crankshaft.
Regards
Dieter
Dieter, I agree with you about the positioning of the rotor after a timing belt replacement. The ignition timing mark is on the rotor itself so positioning is very critical. You should put the rotor on and check the ignition timing with a strobe. If it doesn't match you should repeat all the operation again...a real nuisance...
I sold this kit several times and it is very good in quality.
You can choose several ignition timings by a switch, the spark is strong and you can use it without a battery.
The kit is very good, but I don´t like it because there is no groove for the woodruf key in the rotor. So, if you want to change the timing-belt, you always have to try out the right position of the rotor on the crankshaft.
Regards
Dieter
Dieter, I agree with you about the positioning of the rotor after a timing belt replacement. The ignition timing mark is on the rotor itself so positioning is very critical. You should put the rotor on and check the ignition timing with a strobe. If it doesn't match you should repeat all the operation again...a real nuisance...
In pratica ogni volta che cambi la cinghietta della distribuzione (quindi spesso) devi risettare la fasatura con la strobo andando a tentativi?
Morini 350 Sport '77
Vespa 150 Sprint Veloce '69...