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S p e c s: V9B1M motorinduction: disc valve bore: 49 mm stroke: 51 mm cubic capacity: 96.12 cc compression ration: 8.75: 1 bhp at rpm: 3.1 @ 5200 con rod length:97mm piston compression height: 36mm piston type: domed small end diameter:19mm big end diameter:20mm flywheel side bearing: N204ECP (2 piece) drive side bearing: 6303 clutch bearing: 16005 input shaft bearing: (flywheel side): 6200 output shaft bearing (flywheel side): rear wheel bearing: 6204 flywheel side oil seal: 19x32x7 drive side oil seal: 22.7x47x7/7.5 rear hub oil seal: 27x37x7 Vespa 100 Sport links: V9B1T electrical page Engine Work |
Casings: The crankcase mouth on this model was enlarged in 1966
to 61mm - an identical size as larger small frame motors like the 100
and Primavera. From 1963 to 1965 the crankcase mouth is only 56mm. See
"kits" below for limitations because of the. The 16mm intake manifold
is attached with only two studs compared to 3 studs on later PK models Bearings: The flywheel side crank bearing is a two piece unit to making splitting the casings easier. This type of bearing can be used on other smallframes to replace the single flywheel bearing. Crank: The crank is the same as the Vespa 90 and Primavera
models up to the Primavera ET3. Any
smallframe crank can be installed in this engine. Popular changes are
to install a PKXL or PK125ETS crank which allows use of many different
flywheels. Flywheel side bearings and seals will differ for these
conversions. Standard barrel: The original 100 barrel has three ports and can be
used on the standard Vespa 100 or 90 models as the third port is
completely contained within the barrel casting (i.e. no casing
modifications are necessary. The barrel studs are short studs and pass
only through the barrel base - the head is then bolted to the barrel.
The Primavera ET3 barrel & piston can be used on this engine if the
barrel studs are replaced with long ones to pass through the barrel to
the head. Both the barrel and the piston will have to be replaced for
this conversion. Kits: Larger bore kits from
Malossi and Polini (and others) will fit. Ignition: The original 12V points can be replaced with a 12V
electronic set up off a later Primavera ET3 or any of the PK range
systems. Strangely, the 100 Sport flywheel is already set up for
electronic ignition and only needs a stator and CDI change from a
Primavera ET3 or other PK model. Gearbox: Any smallframe
gearbox will fit in the casings but almost all the parts will have to
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