Checking and Changing the Oil on a Vittorazi Atom80 Gearbox / Redrive

[@martinberwanger4928]

So clear!! Thank you very much for your videos. Nice quality!! Congratulations!

[@flierbill]

Just what I was looking for, When the student is ready the teacher appears. Thanks!

[@WillFly]

Great video! A shining beacon in a world of Moster 185s. Thank you!

[@wednesdaykartingflyingclub8164]

Thanks Will. Yeah, there’s not much out there when it comes to Atom80 maintenance. It seems like a lot of people in the sport don’t have the mechanical background to feel comfortable maintaining their own equipment. A simple video like this will hopefully show them how easy some of the basics really are.

[@WillFly]

Even to that!

[@angeredBee]

Yes, and at this point in regard to the Moster, it’s a matter of containment. 😂 Thanks for another great video.

[@tommyNix4098]

Thank you!

[@matthewpesce765]

Another great video. Vitt should pay you!

[@wednesdaykartingflyingclub8164]

Thanks Matt. No need for them to pay me. But I would love to help them develop a Vittorazi 125 engine if they ever looked in that direction. 😁🙏🏼

[@ponchoelpiloto]

Very helpful, thanks! How much torque for tightening the drain and fill plugs respectively?

[@wednesdaykartingflyingclub8164]

Glad that you found the video of some use. For a MY20 or newer model Vittorazi calls for 10Nm for the drain and fill plugs and 3Nm for the check window bolt. Based on those numbers (and since there’s no service manual from Vittorazi for the older design) I’d go with 10Nm for a fill plug and 3Nm for the drain plug on a MY18 or MY19 gearbox. I hope that makes sense.

[@ponchoelpiloto]

Thanks for the quick response! I’ll go with those numbers. Cheers

[@SkiesTheLimit]

Hey buddy, great video, could I ask a small favour? Could you please tell me what the model number is on the carburetor for this engine please? Many thanks.... Kyle

[@wednesdaykartingflyingclub8164]

Hey Kyle. Thanks for the kind words. My Atom80 is a MY19. So it came with a Walbro WG8. The MY20 and newer engines have a newer one, I believe it’s a WB37.