TZR125 4DL (track bike)
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@louis The 3MB engine is not 28BHP lol. They were marketed at 11KW power and around 15 BHP but I doubt they made that sort of power.
You will never be able to port the 3MB barrel to the levels of the SP, the differences are a lot more than Nikasil plating. The port windows and timings are massively uprated. The compression ratio is dramtically different and they also contain two auxillary exhaust ports.
The 3MB engines are not really designed for racing, they were great for reliability and commuting. But they do lack that oompf for performance.
The older three wire Servos ran a separate unit to control the Powervalve I believe..
The whole setup of that bike looks great, it's only pitful is that the engine isn't highly strung.
A Rotax engine would suit that bike tenfold and in stock trim would be far superior to anything the 3MB engines could be made to do
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Hello Callum,
I feel some passion in your reactions, that's good like that.
Kept me thinking for a while why you mentioned so low HP outcome.
But found it.
Have made a mistake in my info regarding this project, was to focused on my question about the 3MB servo that I named my engine also 3MB but of course this is not the case.I use a complete 4DL engine with the ''P'' cylinder, "P"head, 32mm carb, en 4DL CDI (so a complete TZR125 4DL belgarda setup)
Have read that indeed the 3MB engine have a much lower in HP outcome than a 4DL do to a lower cilindertiming restricted head (ring) and a CDI (with a lower ignition curve), smaller carb (28?) perhaps also exhaust, etc ect
So my excuse for the mismatch in engine coding
Got my street 4DL at a 30HP currently (filtering factor 5) dynojet filtering would be 27-28HP
http://www.tzr3ma.com/tzr125-dyno-runs-two.htmlYou will never be able to port the 3MB barrel to the levels of the SP, the differences are a lot more than Nikasil plating. The port windows and timings are massively uprated. The compression ratio is dramtically different and they also contain two auxillary exhaust ports.
Never say never
I'm quit familiar with cylinder timing and the triple exhaust ports myself.
Also porting, making exhausts, and working on the CDI processor it self is not unknown to me.I have a imitation SP 4DL cylinder lying in my workshop using that one will be quit easy.
http://www.tzr3ma.com/imitation-sp-cylinder.html
But then I'll be ignoring my own hobby and just go the easy way.Like to do it step by step
The 3MB engines are not really designed for racing, they were great for reliability and commuting. But they do lack that oompf for performance.
That is correct the 3MB engine is not ideally for racing (also the gearbox is not good for race purposes) The 4DL engine is better but far from perfect its just better.
The older three wire Servos ran a separate unit to control the Powervalve I believe..
Yes the CDI runs the servo motor with a separated ypvs rpm signal
http://www.tzr3ma.com/tzr125-4dl-ypvs-measuring.htmlA Rotax engine would suit that bike tenfold and in stock trim would be far superior to anything the 3MB engines could be made to do
If we keep it yamaha related and i could fit a TZ125 engine in it (and start with 40HP)
But no, will use the 4DL engine and go from there.
You will like the ideas what I'm planning for it
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Some pictures regarding this project
For testing some off my ideas I can use my street 4DL
For CDI ypvs testing I'm working on adapting my (testing machine)
So I can measure/test the 4DL CDI and YPVS motor
The project it self
Most can be seen on my site.
Slowly getting the feeling that nobody have measured the 4FL servo motor or any other one??
Cheers
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''The 3MB00P is not 30 bhp either''
Regarding the 30HP
Here you go: http://www.tzr3ma.com/dyno-readings.htmlInteresting, What is your setup?
What CDI do you use? (stock advange or more)
What Carb (mm)
What cylinder head30HP is measured with correction (factor 5) with factor 25 (is a lot) you end up with a 27HP
Factor 25 is relative much around 15 you will be good.
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"Compression increased and squishband altered"
Ah there you something.
You have probably used modern value's regarding the head
Higher compression tightened the squish (perhaps a smaller head volume)
Have done that to but with bad results
Changed the headvolume tightened the squish (0,8mm) changed the squish wideness. (to race specification)
It does not work on a older engine.Most tuning stuff are copied from latest designs (RSA/RSW engine with the 50HP by Jan tiel) etc etc
Have had discussions on forums about this.
The material used on these real GP engines is different.
Have you thought about the stretching off your conrod at 10.000rpm or crank
The squish set on 0,9mm will not be a 0.9mm at 10.000rpm closer will be 0,6 or 0,7mm (or less)
Specially with the old designed crank and conrod in the 3MB or 4DL engines.The higher compression will work agents you in the higher revs
It Will give you more power in the mid section.You have changed so much in one time what did what?
The power you have now will be higher than a stock engine that's for sure, (but what did what?)The ported cylinder from abbey gave you? (compared with stock)
The changed head gave you?
The zeel?
The exhaust?Do you know what I mean?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticizing you but just have a different point a few regarding tuningStep by step
For example: if you take your engine as it is now, but use a stock "p" head how does it perform then? do you lose 3HP or will it be the same?
Mention HP outcome is always difficult
Let just say my street 4DL has 27HP
That is with 4degrees more advange, a RR exhaust and a open airbox and well setup
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@louis Yeah the porting was the only thing I let a professional do.
Uhm no, I don't have that deep pockets.
Each component was done separetly. The final piece of the puzzle has been the underslung exhaust in an attempt to maximise the ponies out of the engine.
I ran the barrel stock on stock ignition for around a year.
However, the DTRE ignition, combined with the higher exhaust port actually had adverse effects.
So the engine in theory would have higher peak BHP, but because the CDI retarded ignition I was unable to utilise the gains.
So I then decided what I needed was an ignition system that would allow me to utilise the higher RPMs.
I didn't perform the porting work, but a professional did.
This is why I said, compression increased and squish altered so that the CC's are remained. Otherwise as you correctly said, you reduce the volume of combustable gases and thus reduce power.
You definitely sound like you know your stuff and you sound like a valuable asset to this forum!
The work on this engine has been an iterative development for around five years.
After everything I have done, it's still no better than a stock Rotax 122 engine. As such I have decided to end the tuning on the DTR engine and begin looking at building a Rotax weapon.
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After everything I have done, it's still no better than a stock Rotax 122 engine. As such I have decided to end the tuning on the DTR engine and begin looking at building a Rotax weapon.
Don't have experience with the Rotax 122 engine.
But I understand from you that a stock Rotax122 engine has more power then your tuned 4DL engine?
Unbelievable, how much has a stock rotax engine?
Can understand the frustration, how much did you end up with?Wilt measuredyno all changes I make and report back.
This wont be a fast topick, but hopefully one with nice info for the 3MB/4DL riders out here. -
Don't know where your enthusiasm comes from regarding the HP outcome
Don't judge to soon regarding a 4DL engine.
Let i put it this way,
A TZR125 4DL has 26-27HP as completely stock.
A TZR125 SP should outperform a stock 4DL so they are close to 30HPThe 26-27HP is produced with the combination off all components. (carb, ignition, CDI, YPVS, Exhaust, TOP END, etc)
So if you only take the 4DL TOP END and CARB you wont see the 26-27HP back on a DT125R
Putting a 4DL top end on a 3MB bottom using stock ignition and exhaust wont do anything.
A TZR 4DL peeks stock around 10.300rpm.
By the looks off the ignition curve from a DT125R it peeks around 9250rpm?
So when the 4DL top end wants to give power, the ignition is already to low
Even if you use a performance exhaust the ignition is dropping to soonIts not the top end only what makes the HP
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@louis I ran the full engine bud, the casting on the engine wad appalling compared to the DTRE engine.
I think we will have to agree to disagree about the engine output of the Belgarda 4DL engine. I was under the impression that the 4DL engine was going to be a monster. But it was poor.
I have examined both engines in great detail, there. Is nothing to suggest that the 4DL engine was 10 horsepower more than the DTX engine.
Again I don't dispute that the SP made some magical numbers due to its limited production, but the basic 4DL 3MB00P engine is nothing fancy.
As said it's just a basic engine is all.
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''think we will have to agree to disagree about the engine output of the Belgarda 4DL engine''
No problem, remember I don't mean you any harm just have a different point a few.''I was under the impression that the 4DL engine was going to be a monster. But it was poor''
No its not a monster at all that is for sure, your yz125 will kick its ass any time.''I have examined both engines in great detail, there. Is nothing to suggest that the 4DL engine was 10 horsepower more than the DTX engine''
That I belief, apart from a slightly different timing from cylinder perhaps a tiny difference in head design.
Think the main difference is electronically, carb and exhaust compared with the 3MB engine
(Are there no restrictions in the exhaust on a DT125R (just a thought))Have quickly draw a 4DL curve inside a DT125R curve.
As you can see after the 9300rpm the 4DL curve is different. (its designed to peek higher)
This is a big difference at about 10.300rpm the 4DL has 10degrees and the DT125R has 4degreesThat is a 6 degrees differences
For example if you see how much the 4 degrees pickup move does on the TZR it gained about 2,5HP
http://www.tzr3ma.com/tzr125-dyno-runs-two.htmlSo calculating it back lets say 26HP -6 degrees (roughly 3HP) will be 23HP this in combination with a stock exhaust (witch will peek less then a TZR one)
You end up with around 22HP??Know its all guessing, its just a other point a few
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@louis Welcome to the forum,
Really enjoyed your website.
I have a TZR125R/4DL Y-1 3MB-P-00 top end , 134cc, with slightly larger port volume and appropriate port timing with 0.6mm, squish' cylinder head I'm testing.
The compression ratio slightly reduced.
The tuning will be for pump 97 Octane.
I need to tune the ignition and Powervalve timing. I have started with a basic map similar to that of a 4DL and can support there being a potential 2hp increase.
I'm moving on to fitting a TM34ss with WR200 inlet manifold (slightly longer inlet tract) and VFORCE3 Reed block, However I can't isolate better running over a 4DL reed cage.
There is not much information about modified 4DL's and I have always believed that the 4DL Y-1/Y-3 was only good for 22-23bhp in stock configuration?
I have yet to sort out my Dyno run, but I still don't believe it will be making an extra 6hp around 11,000 or so. But I would hope that is possible?
What are your experiences with altering squish height with a 4DL? very interested to gain some insight.
The design for the RR' Airbox is interesting, I am struggling to modify and work out a good increase in Air volume for this engine.
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''Really enjoyed your website''
Thanks,''I have a TZR125R/4DL Y-1 3MB-P-00 top end , 134cc, with slightly larger port volume and appropriate port timing with 0.6mm, squish' cylinder head I'm testing.
The compression ratio slightly reduced.''
That is a interesting setup.
0,6mm squish that is pretty tight, going to race specifications.''I need to tune the ignition and Powervalve timing. I have started with a basic map similar to that of a 4DL and can support there being a potential 2hp increase''
Ok that is positive, small step towards more''I'm moving on to fitting a TM34ss with WR200 inlet manifold (slightly longer inlet tract) and VFORCE3 Reed block, However I can't isolate better running over a 4DL reed cage''
Have good results by enlarging the crank case volume a bid so don't thing the longer manifold will be a problem.
34mm carb, that would be the max I think regarding the inlet volume from the reedblock?I have always believed that the 4DL Y-1/Y-3 was only good for 22-23bhp in stock configuration?
Don't know way you guys are all so low on the HP outcome.
In Germany they had to bring back the power to 15HP if a younster (16) want to drive it on the road (drosselt)
They did this by letting the exhaust valve closed, or mound it in restricted mode or by gearing or black box.''I have yet to sort out my Dyno run, but I still don't believe it will be making an extra 6hp around 11,000 or so. But I would hope that is possible''
It will be strange if it won't!!!.
How much do you have right now?
What exhaust do you use, and where does that exhaust peek.10500rpm?''What are your experiences with altering squish height with a 4DL? very interested to gain some insight''
Currently non, I want to change it in the future.
But for now like to see ho far I can go with a relative stock setting''The design for the RR' Airbox is interesting, I am struggling to modify and work out a good increase in Air volume for this engine''
Yes the RR airbox is relative larger than the R airbox.
I'm running the rr airbox without airfilter and snorkels currently.
Mus say until now it works fine like this -
It took me a while to read through the older forum posts (because English is not my home leagues)
Now I know why my positive HP outcome is not taken that well.
I see that a DT125R has already having trouble to reach a 20+I have explained that my 30HP can be reduced to a 27BHP (regarding the settings of the filter's)
This 27HP is with 4 degrees more advange (that gained me about 2HP) so the 'relative stock'' setting would be around 25BHP
And a small note regarding ''relative stock'' is a well setup carb (absolutely not stock)So perhaps with a stock jetting the bike prudes a around 24BHP? (Don't know haven't dyno'd it then)
Hope this takes a way the trouble I have corse.
Not meaning that a nice discussion can bring new ideas.
Example, just measured the 4DL and 3MB servo's
http://www.tzr3ma.com/tzr125-servo-openings-curve.html
Having a 3MB servo on a DT125R would not be perfect if that bike has its peek power at 9000rpm or lower.Just pointing it out
Cheers
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@louis I mean I got a 4DL engine with Zeeltronic ignition, underslung exhaust, ported barrel, altered head, VHSA 32mm carb all jetted and mapped accordingly, it's probably around 20bhp at the wheel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8NCG4xdbqY&list=PL66C1264C7D6205BB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQuHkq-22Xo&t=58s
That's my experience with the engine you're describing and it is not 30 bhp.
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''@louis I mean I got a 4DL engine with Zeeltronic ignition, underslung exhaust, ported barrel, altered head, VHSA 32mm carb all jetted and mapped accordingly, it's probably around 20bhp at the wheel.''
All those mod's you did gained you roughly 5 till 7HP (going from a stock 15HP DT125R to a+/-24HP)
Having trouble to believe that.
Did you dyno your DT125R?
What ignition curve do you use and what ypvs opening curve?
What is your exhaust length?A 200cc NSU superlux from 1956 has stock 12HP and a tuned DT125R has a 20+
Is it just me that I'm thinking that's a bid lowFor example her is a TDR125 (roughly the same)
4 degrees more advange and some changes
http://www.yam2stroke.fr/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=21900How did they dyno your bike?
-fifth gear or six gear
-Lights on or off
-Tire pressureThere must be a reason way it is (from my point a few) a bid low
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@louis No Dyno mate.
You can show me graphs all you like.
The true test is how does it go out on the road.
You can see from that video that this bike is FAR FAR behind that YZ. What's a YZ roughly?
It may very well be different in your country, fuel octane will make a huge difference.
I'm just telling you how it is, these bikes don't make anything near 30 HP.
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