Minarelli Stroker Engine Info And A Homemade Case Cutting Tool

Information about horizontal Minarelli based two-stroke stroker engines, like the 1E40QMB, and a homemade tool for cutting the crankcases to allow stroker crankshafts to fit.
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[@Magic_Mike1127]

Appreciate the information, I'm located in Mexico but I used to live in the US, but down here is very very very common to see the Yamaha bws/zuma 100 and the vento Triton and the grand axis 100, if anyone wants any parts and engines I can send them to you in the U.S or anywhere

[@petergoudy9013]

Wow, this took me back. I've done similar mods on Motobecane AV7 cases but because of their size I was able to make jigs and do this in a lathe. Your research and explanation of engine case differences was spot on. I took screen-shots for my notes. Great vid, thanks!

[@anubis1100]

this is an absolutely awesome idea for a diy case cutting tool. well done man, well done!

[@vhjvbhjb5280]

You should spinn fast when cutting aluminium. And you should Never touch the cutting tip against metal if your not spinning the drill. Because you Will ruin the tip and it Will get doul. Its pretty much in destructable when your spinning

[@ronaldwhittaker6327]

that's using your noggin

[@felixtorres7842]

Friend, I would like you to create this tool for me so that I can raise the crankshaft stroke of my motorcycle. I will pay what you ask

[@shoominati23]

You should import yourself an Aerox. That way you already have all the good stuff like front & rear disc brakes and liquid cooling and also a nice body style like lots of fairings and aftermarket suspension and engine kits available for it and 13" wheels STANDARD. so you aren;t chasing your tail upgrading parts that it already has. I could help finding one locally if you wanted to import one

[@octaviareed46]

Can you make me a case cutter more than happy to purchase I own a Vento Triton r4 mint condition 78 miles on the dash going big cc max possible

[@felixtorres7842]

Friend, I would like you to manufacture that tool for me. I would pay whatever I am interested in making my engine bigger with a Carrera 44 Crankshaft.

[@ng4410]

Simple idea. Put eg a bike wheel etc Instead of drillpress lowering handles...you then have a much larger diameter and can lower in much smaller increments for a finer cut.

[@kellyhill430]

It's always amazing to watch someone work that know their shit and this guy definitely knows it. He seems to be a wealth of knowledge just amazing!!

[@rickcooperjr62864]

Very nice man I am amazed that actually worked I was thinking of doing a stroker on my 1e40qmb motor but was a bit worried about what you have just solved to the lathe I go and after the drill press will give it a shot I got 2 spare motors to play with so this should be a fun project that may make things much easier than I had thought would be and also much cheaper.

[@prestonhensley3731]

Awesome job! I've been toying with this idea for a while. This was kind of the design I've had envisioned. If I do get something built I would happily send you some pics.

[@baby-sharkgto4902]

These videos are extremely satisfying. And again I am not even interested in scooters but you are very intelligent and I appreciate that...... and you are really good at making videos too!

[@kevinbaart7631]

amazing in depth information. appreciated

[@magnum357225]

very cool idea, my way of doing it is on a magnetic drill but i still had to make a centering tool for the drill but the finish i great because the drill is very stable

[@kevin55950]

Pretty impressed by your technique! Really good idea you got there. Keep up the good work!

[@itbsection8980]

Well, I think it's FANTASTIC! The only thing I would add is a worm gear on the top portion shaft?

[@nickshamla347]

Awesome to see you starting your own machine work! I recently got a lathe (first a 7x10 and now a 9x20) and table top mill, they really open up the possibilities for taking projects to the next level and potentially saving money. if you haven't already seen them, two youtube channels I would highly suggest are abom79 and oxtoolco - there is a goldmine of machining information on them and other channels. if you want you could spec out a different cutter for the boring bar you are using - a larger radius on the tip of the cutter will help with the surface finish and give a better transition when you reach the end of the cut at the bottom of the trench. you can also spec a much sharper cutter intended for aluminum which will greatly reduce the strain on the drill, the impact of the interrupted cut and flex in your fixture/bearing holder.

[@omaraldoury2776]

Thanks for sharing . You r the best .