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NEW: exhaust bgm PRO BigBox TOURING for Vespa PK50 & PK125
Secretly has a new one Racing exhaust for Vespa PK sneaked into our shop. Today we introduce you to the new Vespa PK exhaust from bgm PRO.
We have two versions:
- for Vespa PK50 & PK80 | BGM1050PK
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox TOURING PK- Vespa PK50, PK80 (S / XL / XL2 / HP / SS / Lusso) - for Vespa PK125 & PK75 | BGM1125PK
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox TOURING PK- Vespa PK125 (S / XL / XL2 / ETS), Motovespa PK75 (S / XL / Junior)
The history of this exhaust system lies in the fact that there were no longer any original Piaggio exhaust systems for the PK 50 models. When developing a new exhaust, we have that Potential Buyers / Aggregators recognized and a sports exhaust in original optics, low volume with significant increase in performance can develop. The bgm PRO quality exhaust is now handmade in Europe and is available now: bgm PRO BigBox TOURING Vespa PK
bgm PRO BigBox Touring VS Sito PLUS
On the dynamometer it looks like this:
bgm PRO BigBox for your Vespa PK
Vespa PK exhaust with more power, subtle optics & low volume
The bgm PRO exhaust in the TOURING version thus provides the subtle look and acoustics of an original Vespa exhaust, in conjunction with a sports exhaust characteristic with high torque and a wide range of performance. Originally, this system was designed as a replacement for the original Piaggio exhaust systems that are no longer available. Meanwhile we have it to a full-fledged, modern sports exhaust system further developed.
We have great value one good performance consider subtle noise and a good fit placed.
- Significantly more power
- Quiet racing exhaust
- Good fit
- Original optics
- High and early torque
- Broad speed range
- More top speed
- Very unobtrusive
- Fits without modifications
- Handcrafted in Europe
The bgm PRO Sport TOURING harmonizes very well with a series engine as well as with the classic tuning cylinders such as the
- Polini 75-112,
- DR75-102 or
- Malossi 75-112
- Polini 133
Easy construction
The manifold, which is divided relatively far down, enables the exhaust body to be dismantled quickly without having to remove the manifold on the cylinder. The connection is secured by tension springs in a stable but quickly releasable manner.
We recommend increasing the number of nozzles at the beginning of 2-4 for safety in comparison to a standard exhaust.
DELIVERY
- Exhaust body
- exhaust
- Exhaust springs
- Gasket cylinder / manifold
Vespa PK exhaust TIP:
- Adjust spraying like this
- Down heat-resistant sealant (please refer Accessories for the exhaust) between the manifold and the exhaust body keeps this place permanently clean.
PK 50 exhaust: Matching Vespa PK
The PK exhaust fits the following Vespa PK 50 and Vespa PK 80 - Models:
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL2 (V5N1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL2 HP (V5N2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 SS (V5S1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XLS (V5S2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 (V5X1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 S (V5X2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 S Luxury (V5X2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL (V5X3T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL Rush (V5X4T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50N (V5X5T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL2 (V5X3T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 80 S (V8X5T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 HP (V5N2T, 3-speed)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 HP (V5N2T, 4-speed)
PK 125 exhaust: Matching Vespa PK
The PK exhaust fits the following Vespa PK 125 and Vespa PK 75 - Models:
- Motovespa PK 125 S (engine 56M)
- Motovespa PK 125 S elestar (engine 66M)
- Motovespa PK 125 XL (engine 97M)
- Motovespa PK 125 XL E (engine 100M)
- Motovespa PK 75 S (engine 57M)
- Motovespa PK 75 S elestar (engine 67M)
- Motovespa PK 75 S junior (engine 72M)
- Motovespa PK 75 XL (engine 96M)
- Motovespa PK 75 XL E (engine 104M)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 125 ETS (VMS1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 125 (VMX1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 125 S (VMX5T)
bgm BigBox Vespa exhaust for T5 is test winner
Our Racing exhaust for Vespa has been tested again. And again it is the test winner with the greatest performance. In that case it became ours BigBox for the Vespa T5 from UK online scooter magazine SLUK tested. Here is a video of the test:
BGM BigBox Touring for Vespa T5
The bgm BigBox Vespa T5 is designed as a replacement for the original sensationally good exhaust system of the Vespa PX special model T5. The T5 engine designed by Morini has some peculiarities due to the adapted powerful 125cc motorcycle cylinder.
The T5 engine reacts very strongly to the exchange of the exhaust system. The BGM BigBox for the T5 is based on the standard exhaust in order to keep the torque in the lower and middle speed range at a similarly high level as the standard exhaust. Depending on the setup, it can turn out a little further.
Nice to see at our customer Nino in Portugal, Original T5 with the bgm BigBox. Seems to be fun:
BigBox T5 Touring performance diagrams
Vespa T5 Original with BigBox
Vespa T5 152cc Polini with BigBox
Conclusion
Nice to see in the diagrams: ours bgm BigBox harmonizes with the original engine as well as with Polini 152 or Malossi 172 tuning cylinders. On revised engines, the larger volume of the BigBox Touring results in a significantly better torque and power curve than with the original exhaust.
Final Words
You can find the detailed test here: SLUK
Conversion to adjustable brake cable Vespa PX, Rally, Sprint,
The brake pad wear of the front brake of the PX series up to 1998 and the PK-XL can be easily adjusted without tools using the well-known knurled screw on the brake cable.
On the Vespa PX125T5, this luxury can even be found on the rear brake.
With this model, Piaggio has already seen that the fiddly-to-use adjusting screw in hard-to-reach places is no longer state-of-the-art.
We leave the no longer available Piaggio original part of the T5 in excellent quality reproduce.
Greater braking force with the same pedal force
The brake arm fits almost all Vespa Largeframe Models and is one meaningful improvement especially for all PX before 1984, as well as rally, sprint and co, because the brake arm is longer and a greater braking force is generated with the same pedal force.
Our practical conversion kit
With the Set for retrofitting every PX can be brought up to the state-of-the-art.
The solution for perfectionists with a T5 brake cable
In order to carry out the conversion, a slot must be made in the cable guide of the brake pedal. The T5 brake cable has a cast nipple at each end and can therefore no longer be threaded through the bare hole in the cable guide on the pedal. In addition, the M8 set screw on the PX engine blocks must be removed and drilled to the size of the brake cable abutment.
The simple adapter solution
Those who shy away from the effort described above can easily fall back on the variant with our adapter for the pulling thread:
If the brake cable is not to be completely replaced, we also offer a fast one Adapter solution
Conversion for Largeframe Our Oldies
For the Vespa Largeframe Models with an external brake pedal, such as Vespa Rally, Sprint, VNA, VNB, etc., can also be converted either with the adapter or with one loose brake cablethat has one end with the matching thread.
The simple installation using a Vespa PX
Here we briefly present the conversion using the example of a Vespa PX.
In order to be able to replace the brake arm, it is necessary to remove the brake cam.
In order to gain access to the cam, the rear wheel and the brake drum are dismantled.
Dismantle the rear wheel
and then the brake drum remove.
ohne impact wrench is the Holding tool for Vespa and Lambretta brake drums a real help.
If the brake drum is removed, the brake shoes are freely accessible. Here it is worth taking a look at the position of the brake cam.
If the cam is almost 45 ° inclined to the brake shoes with the brake pedal unloaded, as shown here, this is an indication that the Brake shoes are soon worn out.
In order to be able to pull the brake cam a bit out of the guide, it is necessary to Brake shoes to remove. the Retaining rings can be removed quite easily.
However, care should be taken to secure the little nasty things against jumping away.
With a wider one screwdriver the jaws can be spread apart and removed one at a time. Shouldn't the brake shoes
are replaced, it makes sense to mark the installation position on one of the brake shoes. As can be seen in the picture above based on the abrasion,
the approaching brake shoe is subject to a different wear pattern than the decelerating brake shoe. Therefore, it makes sense to remove the brake shoes when reassembling
to put them back in their accustomed place.
After unhooking the spring for the brake arm is the Safety split pin accessible. Once the split pin has been removed, the Brake cam pulled out
become and gives the Feder and the brake arm free.
The brake cam is provided with a franking in which a Fat storage is introduced for long-term lubrication. Just fill up if necessary.
If the brake cam has the latest lubricant technology, the brake arm and the spring can be installed.
Do not forget the cotter pin before attaching the spring.
In this case, new brake shoes are used. To protect the guides from corrosion and to prevent the brake shoes from seizing up,
will be here copper paste applied.
With the main shaft as support, the brake shoes are placed in the guides.
The Mother the Lusso main shaft with SW24, for example, is fitted with a torque fastened by 110Nm.
Before cutting the old inner cable to length, check whether the Adjusting screw is on “0”.
The required pull length for the adapter can be determined based on the position of the brake arm. The pull should be right right up to the end of the arm
are sufficient. the Cable shears ensures a clean and safe cut without the cable fraying.
Push the adapter up to the end of the inner cable and secure it with the clamping screw. After the first test braking, check whether the end of the train
is still in the same position. If not, the clamping screw must be checked and retightened.
So that the adjusting nut on the adapter is easy to move at all times and does not corrode, a little copper paste can also be used here.
Mount the rear wheel again and the wild ride can go on.
Motor housing Vespa T5 from Pinasco
Just got us from Pinasco the news reaches us that the long-announced engine housings for the Vespa T5 should arrive next Thursday.
The engine housings of the rare Vespa PX125T5 have always been few and far between. We are all the more pleased that something is happening again with the products for the T5.
Diaphragm and rotary valve engines for Vespa T5
Pinasco now offers two alternatives. Like the PX motor housings also, it will for the T5
- a classic Rotary valve (Master) and article number: PN26482024
- a motor housing with Membran (Slave) give. Item number: PN26482025
In terms of price, the T5 motor housings are slightly higher than the PX variant lie.
More technical details We can only give you this when we have received the first motor housings in the next few days. We keep you here in Scooter Center Blog up to date.
Build T5 engine
The easiest way to complete such an engine is to order the appropriate engine revision kit: Engine revision set Vespa 125T5
Information about a super suitable Exhaust you find here Vespa T5 exhaust
First pictures of the Pinasco T5 engine
Here are some pictures that Pinasco made available to us.
The motor housings are expected to be delivered with all fixed stud bolts and suitable silent rubbers for the motor cross-member and shock absorber mount.
Pinasco engine housing for Vespa
The Pinasco motor housings are very high quality replacement motor housings made of the finest die-cast aluminum. In addition to the very precise processing, they also offer many special features that are particularly interesting for tuners.
In addition to the significantly larger sealing surfaces on the cylinder base and carburetor inlet, Pinasco also offers the housing as a version with a diaphragm inlet. This suction technology, which has long been standard in the automatic sector, also offers large carburettors a good passage to breathe deeply. Further reinforcements in the cast, a larger crankshaft bearing and the great scope of delivery round off the superb overall picture of the Pinasco engine housing perfectly.
The housings are manufactured in two variants:
MASTER = ROTARY VALVE INLET (LIKE FROM THE PIAGGIO FACTORY)
SLAVE = DIAPHRAGM CONTROLLED
The engine internals and ignition components of all 125-200ccm models from 1982 onwards can be taken over. The components built from 1984 onwards are preferable due to the improved and more stable gearbox and the more powerful alternator. The motor of the COSA models is also well suited as a donor motor. Their engine block is outwardly different, but uses the same innards as the PX models from 1992 onwards.
Both versions have the same useful improvements:
- MATERIAL
High quality die-cast aluminum with a fine surface - SEALING SURFACES
Very precisely milled sealing surfaces - STRONGER
Reinforcing ribs in the area of the main shaft bearing on the switch latch side and the shock absorber mount - SOLID
Significantly more material in the area of the cylinder base sealing surface and the carburetor inlet - OIL SEAL
The housings are made to accommodate a metal shaft seal (coupling side). Please always use the version for the 200cc versions with a brown sealing lip. - FIT
Two additional fitting bushes = crankshafts with an excessively long stroke can do without the centering edge of the Lima half. Dimensions of fitting bushes AØ = 9,95mm, IØ = 8,40mm, h = 13,80mm - RUBBER
The holes for the large silent rubbers are Ø = 44mm (original Piaggio Ø = 43mm).
The enclosed silent rubbers are stiffer and offer better guidance of the motor in the frame.
Piaggio silent rubbers also fit. Solutions with metal bushing or without pre-tensioning usually do not fit if they were manufactured for Piaggio engine housings (Jockey, PLC). - NUMBER
The motor housings do not have an embossed motor number or prefix - OIL HOLE
No drip hole for gear oil = the nonsensical drip hole that shows whether the inner shaft sealing ring is defective has been left out *.
* Our tip: run the sealed bearing and external shaft seal with the appropriate brake drum.
SPECIAL FEATURES ROTARY VALVE VERSION
- Extra large sealing surface over both engine halves, suitable for all intake manifolds
- Can be used as a 1: 1 replacement for an original motor housing
SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE MEMBRANE VERSION
- Central, full-surface membrane inlet
- Incl. Membrane intake, incl. Membrane in RD350 format (hole 58x48mm)
- Suction rubber can be rotated 360 °, connection width carburetor = Ø34mm
- Rubber suitable for Keihin PWK28, Mikuni TMX27 / 30, Dell'Orto PHBH28 / 30, VHS24-30
- No cast-in axis for oil pump control
- No hole for oil pump drive
The enclosed fitting bush for the auxiliary shaft must be inserted by yourself
If transmission components other than those of the PX models from 125cc are to be used, please check the auxiliary shaft axis for compatibility beforehand and change it if necessary.
Please insert all stud bolts with high-strength screw adhesive. The cylinder studs are not oversized on one side, as is the case with the original Piaggio. Therefore, glue in the supplied Pinasco cylinder studs here as well. We recommend cutting all threads and cleaning them with compressed air.
ASSEMBLY NOTE:
The crankshaft bearing NU205 on the alternator side is not seated flush in the engine housing.
It protrudes approx. 1mm towards the crankshaft.
DELIVERY
· ROTARY VALVE
- All studs
- Silent rubbers + washers for silent rubbers
- Housing seals
- Bushing for auxiliary shaft axis
· MEMBRANE
- as above, additionally included:
- Intake manifold including membrane, suction rubber, seal and small parts
- NOTE: No screws included for attaching the intake manifold to the engine block (see: Accessories)
NEW: exhaust bgm PRO BigBox TOURING for Vespa PK50 & PK125
Secretly has a new one Racing exhaust for Vespa PK sneaked into our shop. Today we introduce you to the new Vespa PK exhaust from bgm PRO.
We have two versions:
- for Vespa PK50 & PK80 | BGM1050PK
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox TOURING PK- Vespa PK50, PK80 (S / XL / XL2 / HP / SS / Lusso) - for Vespa PK125 & PK75 | BGM1125PK
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox TOURING PK- Vespa PK125 (S / XL / XL2 / ETS), Motovespa PK75 (S / XL / Junior)
The history of this exhaust system lies in the fact that there were no longer any original Piaggio exhaust systems for the PK 50 models. When developing a new exhaust, we have that Potential Buyers / Aggregators recognized and a sports exhaust in original optics, low volume with significant increase in performance can develop. The bgm PRO quality exhaust is now handmade in Europe and is available now: bgm PRO BigBox TOURING Vespa PK
bgm PRO BigBox Touring VS Sito PLUS
On the dynamometer it looks like this:
bgm PRO BigBox for your Vespa PK
Vespa PK exhaust with more power, subtle optics & low volume
The bgm PRO exhaust in the TOURING version thus provides the subtle look and acoustics of an original Vespa exhaust, in conjunction with a sports exhaust characteristic with high torque and a wide range of performance. Originally, this system was designed as a replacement for the original Piaggio exhaust systems that are no longer available. Meanwhile we have it to a full-fledged, modern sports exhaust system further developed.
We have great value one good performance consider subtle noise and a good fit placed.
- Significantly more power
- Quiet racing exhaust
- Good fit
- Original optics
- High and early torque
- Broad speed range
- More top speed
- Very unobtrusive
- Fits without modifications
- Handcrafted in Europe
The bgm PRO Sport TOURING harmonizes very well with a series engine as well as with the classic tuning cylinders such as the
- Polini 75-112,
- DR75-102 or
- Malossi 75-112
- Polini 133
Easy construction
The manifold, which is divided relatively far down, enables the exhaust body to be dismantled quickly without having to remove the manifold on the cylinder. The connection is secured by tension springs in a stable but quickly releasable manner.
We recommend increasing the number of nozzles at the beginning of 2-4 for safety in comparison to a standard exhaust.
DELIVERY
- Exhaust body
- exhaust
- Exhaust springs
- Gasket cylinder / manifold
Vespa PK exhaust TIP:
- Adjust spraying like this
- Down heat-resistant sealant (please refer Accessories for the exhaust) between the manifold and the exhaust body keeps this place permanently clean.
PK 50 exhaust: Matching Vespa PK
The PK exhaust fits the following Vespa PK 50 and Vespa PK 80 - Models:
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL2 (V5N1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL2 HP (V5N2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 SS (V5S1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XLS (V5S2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 (V5X1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 S (V5X2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 S Luxury (V5X2T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL (V5X3T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL Rush (V5X4T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50N (V5X5T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 XL2 (V5X3T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 80 S (V8X5T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 HP (V5N2T, 3-speed)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 50 HP (V5N2T, 4-speed)
PK 125 exhaust: Matching Vespa PK
The PK exhaust fits the following Vespa PK 125 and Vespa PK 75 - Models:
- Motovespa PK 125 S (engine 56M)
- Motovespa PK 125 S elestar (engine 66M)
- Motovespa PK 125 XL (engine 97M)
- Motovespa PK 125 XL E (engine 100M)
- Motovespa PK 75 S (engine 57M)
- Motovespa PK 75 S elestar (engine 67M)
- Motovespa PK 75 S junior (engine 72M)
- Motovespa PK 75 XL (engine 96M)
- Motovespa PK 75 XL E (engine 104M)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 125 ETS (VMS1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 125 (VMX1T)
- Vespa (Piaggio) PK 125 S (VMX5T)
bgm BigBox Vespa exhaust for T5 is test winner
Our Racing exhaust for Vespa has been tested again. And again it is the test winner with the greatest performance. In that case it became ours BigBox for the Vespa T5 from UK online scooter magazine SLUK tested. Here is a video of the test:
BGM BigBox Touring for Vespa T5
The bgm BigBox Vespa T5 is designed as a replacement for the original sensationally good exhaust system of the Vespa PX special model T5. The T5 engine designed by Morini has some peculiarities due to the adapted powerful 125cc motorcycle cylinder.
The T5 engine reacts very strongly to the exchange of the exhaust system. The BGM BigBox for the T5 is based on the standard exhaust in order to keep the torque in the lower and middle speed range at a similarly high level as the standard exhaust. Depending on the setup, it can turn out a little further.
Nice to see at our customer Nino in Portugal, Original T5 with the bgm BigBox. Seems to be fun:
BigBox T5 Touring performance diagrams
Vespa T5 Original with BigBox
Vespa T5 152cc Polini with BigBox
Conclusion
Nice to see in the diagrams: ours bgm BigBox harmonizes with the original engine as well as with Polini 152 or Malossi 172 tuning cylinders. On revised engines, the larger volume of the BigBox Touring results in a significantly better torque and power curve than with the original exhaust.
Final Words
You can find the detailed test here: SLUK
Conversion to adjustable brake cable Vespa PX, Rally, Sprint,
The brake pad wear of the front brake of the PX series up to 1998 and the PK-XL can be easily adjusted without tools using the well-known knurled screw on the brake cable.
On the Vespa PX125T5, this luxury can even be found on the rear brake.
With this model, Piaggio has already seen that the fiddly-to-use adjusting screw in hard-to-reach places is no longer state-of-the-art.
We leave the no longer available Piaggio original part of the T5 in excellent quality reproduce.
Greater braking force with the same pedal force
The brake arm fits almost all Vespa Largeframe Models and is one meaningful improvement especially for all PX before 1984, as well as rally, sprint and co, because the brake arm is longer and a greater braking force is generated with the same pedal force.
Our practical conversion kit
With the Set for retrofitting every PX can be brought up to the state-of-the-art.
The solution for perfectionists with a T5 brake cable
In order to carry out the conversion, a slot must be made in the cable guide of the brake pedal. The T5 brake cable has a cast nipple at each end and can therefore no longer be threaded through the bare hole in the cable guide on the pedal. In addition, the M8 set screw on the PX engine blocks must be removed and drilled to the size of the brake cable abutment.
The simple adapter solution
Those who shy away from the effort described above can easily fall back on the variant with our adapter for the pulling thread:
If the brake cable is not to be completely replaced, we also offer a fast one Adapter solution
Conversion for Largeframe Our Oldies
For the Vespa Largeframe Models with an external brake pedal, such as Vespa Rally, Sprint, VNA, VNB, etc., can also be converted either with the adapter or with one loose brake cablethat has one end with the matching thread.
The simple installation using a Vespa PX
Here we briefly present the conversion using the example of a Vespa PX.
In order to be able to replace the brake arm, it is necessary to remove the brake cam.
In order to gain access to the cam, the rear wheel and the brake drum are dismantled.
Dismantle the rear wheel
and then the brake drum remove.
ohne impact wrench is the Holding tool for Vespa and Lambretta brake drums a real help.
If the brake drum is removed, the brake shoes are freely accessible. Here it is worth taking a look at the position of the brake cam.
If the cam is almost 45 ° inclined to the brake shoes with the brake pedal unloaded, as shown here, this is an indication that the Brake shoes are soon worn out.
In order to be able to pull the brake cam a bit out of the guide, it is necessary to Brake shoes to remove. the Retaining rings can be removed quite easily.
However, care should be taken to secure the little nasty things against jumping away.
With a wider one screwdriver the jaws can be spread apart and removed one at a time. Shouldn't the brake shoes
are replaced, it makes sense to mark the installation position on one of the brake shoes. As can be seen in the picture above based on the abrasion,
the approaching brake shoe is subject to a different wear pattern than the decelerating brake shoe. Therefore, it makes sense to remove the brake shoes when reassembling
to put them back in their accustomed place.
After unhooking the spring for the brake arm is the Safety split pin accessible. Once the split pin has been removed, the Brake cam pulled out
become and gives the Feder and the brake arm free.
The brake cam is provided with a franking in which a Fat storage is introduced for long-term lubrication. Just fill up if necessary.
If the brake cam has the latest lubricant technology, the brake arm and the spring can be installed.
Do not forget the cotter pin before attaching the spring.
In this case, new brake shoes are used. To protect the guides from corrosion and to prevent the brake shoes from seizing up,
will be here copper paste applied.
With the main shaft as support, the brake shoes are placed in the guides.
The Mother the Lusso main shaft with SW24, for example, is fitted with a torque fastened by 110Nm.
Before cutting the old inner cable to length, check whether the Adjusting screw is on “0”.
The required pull length for the adapter can be determined based on the position of the brake arm. The pull should be right right up to the end of the arm
are sufficient. the Cable shears ensures a clean and safe cut without the cable fraying.
Push the adapter up to the end of the inner cable and secure it with the clamping screw. After the first test braking, check whether the end of the train
is still in the same position. If not, the clamping screw must be checked and retightened.
So that the adjusting nut on the adapter is easy to move at all times and does not corrode, a little copper paste can also be used here.
Mount the rear wheel again and the wild ride can go on.
Motor housing Vespa T5 from Pinasco
Just got us from Pinasco the news reaches us that the long-announced engine housings for the Vespa T5 should arrive next Thursday.
The engine housings of the rare Vespa PX125T5 have always been few and far between. We are all the more pleased that something is happening again with the products for the T5.
Diaphragm and rotary valve engines for Vespa T5
Pinasco now offers two alternatives. Like the PX motor housings also, it will for the T5
- a classic Rotary valve (Master) and article number: PN26482024
- a motor housing with Membran (Slave) give. Item number: PN26482025
In terms of price, the T5 motor housings are slightly higher than the PX variant lie.
More technical details We can only give you this when we have received the first motor housings in the next few days. We keep you here in Scooter Center Blog up to date.
Build T5 engine
The easiest way to complete such an engine is to order the appropriate engine revision kit: Engine revision set Vespa 125T5
Information about a super suitable Exhaust you find here Vespa T5 exhaust
First pictures of the Pinasco T5 engine
Here are some pictures that Pinasco made available to us.
The motor housings are expected to be delivered with all fixed stud bolts and suitable silent rubbers for the motor cross-member and shock absorber mount.
Pinasco engine housing for Vespa
The Pinasco motor housings are very high quality replacement motor housings made of the finest die-cast aluminum. In addition to the very precise processing, they also offer many special features that are particularly interesting for tuners.
In addition to the significantly larger sealing surfaces on the cylinder base and carburetor inlet, Pinasco also offers the housing as a version with a diaphragm inlet. This suction technology, which has long been standard in the automatic sector, also offers large carburettors a good passage to breathe deeply. Further reinforcements in the cast, a larger crankshaft bearing and the great scope of delivery round off the superb overall picture of the Pinasco engine housing perfectly.
The housings are manufactured in two variants:
MASTER = ROTARY VALVE INLET (LIKE FROM THE PIAGGIO FACTORY)
SLAVE = DIAPHRAGM CONTROLLED
The engine internals and ignition components of all 125-200ccm models from 1982 onwards can be taken over. The components built from 1984 onwards are preferable due to the improved and more stable gearbox and the more powerful alternator. The motor of the COSA models is also well suited as a donor motor. Their engine block is outwardly different, but uses the same innards as the PX models from 1992 onwards.
Both versions have the same useful improvements:
- MATERIAL
High quality die-cast aluminum with a fine surface - SEALING SURFACES
Very precisely milled sealing surfaces - STRONGER
Reinforcing ribs in the area of the main shaft bearing on the switch latch side and the shock absorber mount - SOLID
Significantly more material in the area of the cylinder base sealing surface and the carburetor inlet - OIL SEAL
The housings are made to accommodate a metal shaft seal (coupling side). Please always use the version for the 200cc versions with a brown sealing lip. - FIT
Two additional fitting bushes = crankshafts with an excessively long stroke can do without the centering edge of the Lima half. Dimensions of fitting bushes AØ = 9,95mm, IØ = 8,40mm, h = 13,80mm - RUBBER
The holes for the large silent rubbers are Ø = 44mm (original Piaggio Ø = 43mm).
The enclosed silent rubbers are stiffer and offer better guidance of the motor in the frame.
Piaggio silent rubbers also fit. Solutions with metal bushing or without pre-tensioning usually do not fit if they were manufactured for Piaggio engine housings (Jockey, PLC). - NUMBER
The motor housings do not have an embossed motor number or prefix - OIL HOLE
No drip hole for gear oil = the nonsensical drip hole that shows whether the inner shaft sealing ring is defective has been left out *.
* Our tip: run the sealed bearing and external shaft seal with the appropriate brake drum.
SPECIAL FEATURES ROTARY VALVE VERSION
- Extra large sealing surface over both engine halves, suitable for all intake manifolds
- Can be used as a 1: 1 replacement for an original motor housing
SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE MEMBRANE VERSION
- Central, full-surface membrane inlet
- Incl. Membrane intake, incl. Membrane in RD350 format (hole 58x48mm)
- Suction rubber can be rotated 360 °, connection width carburetor = Ø34mm
- Rubber suitable for Keihin PWK28, Mikuni TMX27 / 30, Dell'Orto PHBH28 / 30, VHS24-30
- No cast-in axis for oil pump control
- No hole for oil pump drive
The enclosed fitting bush for the auxiliary shaft must be inserted by yourself
If transmission components other than those of the PX models from 125cc are to be used, please check the auxiliary shaft axis for compatibility beforehand and change it if necessary.
Please insert all stud bolts with high-strength screw adhesive. The cylinder studs are not oversized on one side, as is the case with the original Piaggio. Therefore, glue in the supplied Pinasco cylinder studs here as well. We recommend cutting all threads and cleaning them with compressed air.
ASSEMBLY NOTE:
The crankshaft bearing NU205 on the alternator side is not seated flush in the engine housing.
It protrudes approx. 1mm towards the crankshaft.
DELIVERY
· ROTARY VALVE
- All studs
- Silent rubbers + washers for silent rubbers
- Housing seals
- Bushing for auxiliary shaft axis
· MEMBRANE
- as above, additionally included:
- Intake manifold including membrane, suction rubber, seal and small parts
- NOTE: No screws included for attaching the intake manifold to the engine block (see: Accessories)
New Vespa touring exhaust
Today we have the first Manufacturing sample the BigBox Touring for the 200 Vespa PX engines.
The normal process of a sample test includes, in addition to evaluating the appearance and fit, runs on ours Scooter Center P4 dynamometer.
As we did in an earlier one Contributions to this Vespa exhaust have already noted, the BigBox Touring is significantly more delicate in the manifold area than its big sister, the Big Box Sports.
Without her black, heat-resistant garment the BigBox Touring looks a bit bare. But we also attach great importance to taking a close look at all the connection points without a “top layer” during a sample test.
Test assembly on Vespa Sprint with 200 engine
One of the first tests was assembly on one Vespa VLB (Sprint). In combination with a 200 PX motor, such conversions often lead to space problems. Especially in the area of the main stand, especially the “U's” and the tabs for the stand springs. The stand feet may also collide with the manifold, depending on the routing of the exhaust system.
With the BigBox Touring, we made sure that these bottlenecks are sensibly defused. Even with vehicles with the only two-spring system on the main stand that has been introduced for the German market fits the BigBox and the stand feet are at a safe distance to the hot manifold.
The Big Box Touring Just like its big sister, it is equipped with a solid clamp and additional holders for exhaust springs.
If you want to be on the safe side at this point, then this is ours Retaining plate with 2 exhaust springs exactly the right accessories for your BigBox.
Performance measurement Vespa exhaust
If we like the look, workmanship and fit, then it goes to them Performance measurements.
Our first "test victim" is a Cast iron Polini with 207ccm, SI24 carburetor on a standard Vespa PX200 engine.
Early torque for everyday use and touring
When developing the BigBox Touring, we made sure that the possible torque is available very early and that the exhaust has a lot of pressure from the low revs.
The earlier and more homogeneously a motor delivers its torque, the more pleasant it is Everyday driving. With the BigBox Touring, you can already step in on our test engine with the good, old gray cast iron Polini 3900rpm over 18Nm Forward. Converted to fourth gear, that means a pleasant one Cruising at 50km / h with a very good potential to accelerate through to the top speed.
Longer translation possible
Depending on which engine you are using the BigBox Touring on, a longer primary reduction may be required makes perfect sense can be used to drive a little more revs at the same cruising speed. The easiest way to extend the reduction is with a clutch pinion. That bgm clutch pinion for the Cosa type clutches or a durable solution like ours bgm Superstrong clutch are good and loyal companions here. Due to the longer reduction, up to to 5km / h more top speed at the same speed is possible.
Let's test it - the BigBox Touring is waiting for you!
If you would like to know what the Vespa touring exhaust bgm PRO BigBox Touring on your personal motor, then just send us an appointment request to pruefstand@scooter-center.com.
Appointments to: pruefstand@scooter-center.com
Our test sample of the bgm BigBox is on ours for you Test bench ready for testing.
THIS IS IT!
- THE Vespa exhaust for the Vespa PX 200 is available again
Quote Sticky:
It offers a big power increase and a wide power spread that puts some expansion chambers to shame. "Sticky:
ORDER HERE
THE VESPA EXHAUST
The bgm PRO BigBox ist a powerful all-round tuning exhaust for the Vespa PX / Rally 200, which sounds like the original Vespa exhaust from Piaggio and looks just as “harmless” at first glance.
Regardless of whether it is an original engine or already heavily tuned: The BigBox really delivers performance and revving without being conspicuous.
- Original optics
- Quiet (sound slightly duller than original)
- Easy to turn & high torque
- Top performance like a resonance exhaust
- No performance hole
- Broad speed range
- More top speed
- 200cc version with O-ring flange & spring retaining tabs on the manifold
- economical
The bgm BigBox is suitable for every engine. It has no approval and no test mark. The exhaust body has more volume than the original exhaust.
A TÜV registration is only possible through an individual individual acceptance and requires a previous assessment of the vehicle by your TÜV office.
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox- Vespa PX200, Rally200
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BigBox for Vespa PX125 and Vespa T5 available again
The exhaust systems eagerly awaited by Vespa fans bgm PRO BigBox are for the Vespa PX80, PX125, PX150 (BGM1010) and for the Vespa T5 (BGM1012) available again.
After a final quality check, THE tuning exhaust for the Vespa was neatly packed in bgm PRO boxes and prepared for worldwide shipping.
You can now order the Vespa exhaust systems here:
Exhaust bgm PRO BigBox Vespa PX80, PX125, PX150 Item number: BGM1010
Exhaust bgm PRO BigBox Vespa T5 125cc (VNX5T) Item number: BGM1012
New exhaust Vespa PX 125
NEW: Vespa sports exhaust Big Box Sports
Vespa exhaust for Vespa PX 80, PX 125, PX 150 and Vespa T5
The big BigBox - the Vespa exhaust for the 200 engines - we have now also put an extremely strong, little sister at our side: the BigBox suitable for the PX125 and T5 engines.
Exhaust also available for Vespa T5
The Vespa T5 exhaust is mounted with a special CNC adapter MADE IN GERMANY. You can find the version for the Vespa T5 here:
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox- Vespa T5 125cc (VMA1T)
Easy assembly of the Vespa exhaust
For assembly, you should lightly grease the O-ring so that it is not damaged on the edge of the outlet connection. With the PX125 cylinders, the top, rectangular cooling rib is ideal to take on the role of the spring holder. Provided with a hole of 4-5mm, you can easily hang the springs here. By positioning the springs in this way, you can ensure that the connector is always pulled towards the cylinder and thus seals perfectly. With the T5 variant, assembly is even easier: You can simply hang the springs into the loose flange plate and ... then simply screw it together with the socket.
Vespa exhaust with full power!
With the T5 variant, we have also done a few runs on our test bench for you. Our engine is with one Polini 152cc cylinder equipped. All other components correspond to the series. Here is the direct comparison between a Piaggio T5 exhaust and the BigBox versus power / speed. The BigBox also gets on the T5 engines a little more gently and then increases significantly at higher speeds when power and torque are required to overcome the increasing driving resistance. To make things clearer, here is a gear overlap against km / h Piaggio exhaust black, aisle 3; green gear 4 BigBox blue, aisle 3; red gear4 It is easy to see that when accelerating in gear 3 from approx. 60km / h more torque and power is available. At the switching point to gear 4, between 80 and 85 km / h, the Bigbox is 2PS and 1,4Nm more available. At 100km / h, 2PS and 2Nm more are available to overcome the driving resistance.
Vespa Big Box with M1X
We saw a very impressive diagram from Moritz for the PX engines. On one Cylinder QUATTRINI M1X 172 cc With significantly higher control angles, the BigBox delivers very good values compared to a real resonance exhaust. Here is the blue curve.
Egg-laying woolly milk pig exhaust?
All in all, the BigBox can cover the spectrum from slightly tuned to really powerful engines. The bgm PRO exhaust Big Box is here, in Classic Scootershop available
bgm Vespa exhaust soon available
Our best Vespa exhaust will be available soon - come to our Classic Day now and test the Vespa Big Box live!
The long-awaited Vespa Big Box - ours bgm Vespa exhaust - is approaching us.
We are pleased that Vespa Aupuff will be available next week at the latest.
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox- Vespa PX200, Rally200
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox- Vespa PX80, PX125, PX150
With a bit of luck, he'll be at ours on Saturday Classic Day available from stock!
Test the bgm Vespa exhaust in the Scooter Center
Either way, there are definitely a few test copies of the new bgm Vespa exhausts in the test stand room, which you can put through its paces on Saturday!
The Vespa Big Box exhaust was developed in close cooperation with MB in England and is also the result of over 20 years Scooter Center Experience.
These are the biggest advantages of the new bgm Vespa exhaust system:
- More efficient:
- powerful like a resonance exhaust
- significantly easier to turn than SIP Road
- very wide speed range
- no performance hole like a reso exhaust
- Looks like the original
- Quieter than racing exhaust
- 200 mm outlet socket with Viton® Oring -> no more cracked exhaust ports on 200 mm aluminum cylinders
- massive, thick-walled material
- so far without approval
- with serial number
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Purpose of use:
Due to its original look and its low volume, the exhaust is particularly suitable for original tuning or touring setup.
Due to its power delivery, it can be used universally on original as well as heavily tuned engines at home.
See you Saturday, we look forward to seeing you!
bgm PRO MRB BigBox Vespa
We expect our bgm PRO MRB BigBox - Vespa exhaust systems this summer.
The official delivery date is 2.9.2013.
You can now pre-order the Vespa exhaust here:
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox- Vespa PX200, Rally200
Exhaust -BGM PRO BigBox- Vespa PX80, PX125, PX150
bgm PRO MRB BigBox Vespa from September in Available from your Vespa shop.
Here, long-awaited, the bgm PRO MRB Big Box Vespa exhaust in the video:
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bgm Big Box Vespa exhaust in the video
Vespa exhaust bgm PRO
NEW: Vespa sports exhaust Big Box Sports
Today we proudly present you the first pictures and the first results of the test bench runs of our new one bgm PRO exhaust systems for the Vespa.
The Vespa Big Box exhaust was developed in close cooperation with MB in England and is also the result of over 20 years Scooter Center Experience.
Advantages of the exhaust:
- More efficient:
- powerful like a resonance exhaust
- significantly easier to turn than SIP Road
- very wide speed range
- no performance hole like a reso exhaust
- Looks like the original
- Quieter than racing exhaust
- 200 mm outlet socket with Viton® Oring -> no more cracked exhaust ports on 200 mm aluminum cylinders
- massive, thick-walled material
- so far without approval
- with serial number
Purpose of use:
Due to its original look and its low volume, the exhaust is particularly suitable for original tuning or touring setup.
Due to its power delivery, it can be used universally on original as well as heavily tuned engines at home.
First pictures:
Here are the images of the prototype. The exhaust will be available for the following models:
- Vespa PX 200 / Vespa Rally 200
- Vespa PX 125 / Vespa PX150 / Vespa SPRINT etc.
launch
We expect the exhaust from the beginning / middle of summer and are really looking forward to it. The test drives were great.
Test run performance diagrams:
The exhaust systems were made on the professional Scooter Center Ammerschläger P4 test bench tested with laboratory software:
Result: Significantly more power! eg:
- + 2PS more on PX200 compared to the original exhaust with significantly improved revving = top speed
- + 3PS more on Malossi 210 compared to comparable road exhaust systems
- + 5PS more on Malossi 166 (60mm shaft, exhaust made, 28mm carburettor on rotary valve) opposite Vespa Road exhaust
As a Test roller the following candidates were available:
- Polini 207
- Polini 210 Torque miracle
- 12 HP original engine
- Malossi 166
- Polini 177
The test runs were all done with the engine warm. The tests were carried out against the existing exhaust systems on the vehicles and against the SIP Road exhaust.
Almost all scooters were then tested for several kilometers on the road in order to really feel the change. That was the very subjective so-called Popometer test ;-)
The conclusion
Awesome part - this is how a Vespa exhaust has to be!
Both for the "laboratory test" with performance diagram and for subjective testing on the road:
The new bgm PRO exhaust puts you in a good mood. The engine turns out much more freely, the Vespa becomes much more flexible and faster and without the consumption or volume increasing noticeably.
Development of a new Vespa exhaust system - the Vespa BigBox from Scooter Center
After we and Mark have brought the Lambretta BIG BOX so far that we can only wait for the manufacturer and, at most, issue reminders, we sent a few sets of PX exhaust shells to Doncaster.
Mark has all of his ideas regarding PX BIG BOX implemented directly after the Eurolambretta. On Monday morning the PX 200 BIG BOX was finally here in the store. A few minutes later the test bench computer started and the games could begin.
Vespa exhaust big box test
It was tested on:
- Malossi Silverfern known from the blog and a pleasant sports tourer
- Original cylinder tuning with 60 mm bgm shaft and SI26 carburetor
- POLINI 207cc cast
- POLINI 210 known from our blog and a torque miracle
- Malossi 210 first choice tuning
Vespa exhaust performance charts
Here is a small selection of diagrams. Uwe did a lot more runs that we will post over the next few days.