#Lambretta

...Disassembling the brand new Uni engine and separating the parts...
#lambretta Twin Cylinder Engine Build - Full Tutorial - #chimera kit from STF
In this tutorial, you will see and learn everything about building a twin-cylinder engine. Starting from the engine disassembly to the full assembly with all the necessary parts, we’ll guide you step by step. The tutorial concludes with the first kickstart and break-in on the dyno.
👉 My Webpage and Options for your plug&play Chimera: lambretta-lutz...
💡 STF Lambretta - Chimera Kit: stflambretta.c...
For more information about a complete twin-engine build using the #Chimera Twin Conversion Kit by Scooter the Fero (Italia)

[@dap149b]

Excellent. Just need to top up the popcorn bucket, have e wazz and get some more beers and back with you Lutz.😁

[@Lambretta-Lutz]

Sounds great!

[@porschespinner]

👏👏👏

[@Lambretta-Lutz]

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked the videos.

[@2pitoe2]

Where did you buy the new Uni engine ? Where was that made and what quality parts where used ? You will ad a lot of power when finished...

[@Lambretta-Lutz]

"Thanks, @2pitoe2! The Uni engine came from SIP, and the parts it came with are shown in Part 2 of the series. For an overview of the components I'm using now, check out Part 1. The performance will speak for itself-out of the box, a Monza delivers around 22-25 HP, so we're expecting about 45-47 HP on the first dyno run. After that, it'll be all about optimizing based on what the customer wants!"

[@2pitoe2]

The new parts you use are most likely of much better quality than the Indian Uni parts of the base engine. I wonder if the original seals and bearings, even the gears, will stand the power you ad. I follow with interest and would like a update, when possible, on the engine after it has run for one season. thx for sharing.