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  • Puch 70cc Reed Valve Cylinder Kit
  • Puch 70cc Reed Valve Cylinder Kit

    • Puch 70cc Reed Valve Cylinder Kit

    DMP

    Was: $159.00
    Now: $135.00
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    SKU:
    685
    Weight:
    2.00 LBS
    Width:
    7.00 (in)
    Height:
    5.00 (in)
    Depth:
    6.00 (in)
    Shipping:
    Calculated at Checkout

    Out of stock

    Product Description

    45mm 70cc reed valve cylinder for various Puch mopeds like the maxi, newport,pinto, swinger, murray and many others.  70cc size will increase power dramatically.  "No replacement like displacement!"

    With reed valve technology this helps provide best throttle response through all RPM ranges.  Works great with either clamp on or rubber manifold mounted Dellorto PHBG carburetors.  

    24mm intake mounting diameter works perfectly with Amal/Arreche or PHBG clamp on carburetors

    Currently does not come with gaskets. Link below.

    Recommended Accessories:
    70cc Cylinder Head
    Amal Carburetor (Cable choke)
    Performance Exhaust
    Gasket set
    Carbon Fiber Reed

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    • 5
      Cheap Puch reed bang for buck!

      Posted by Maci Dub on 1st May 2015

      "the best budget blaster kit" 50MPH at 10K RPM (16x40) and it climbs hills too on stock port e50 with roller crank, 45mm low-comp head, PHBG21, de-baffled estoril, and tuned clutch. Requires 3+ mm of base spacing to clear exhaust at BDC and decking or counter-sunk head to get the squish back in spec, resulting in some extreme port timing. Rings need gapping. Wrist pin clips are made from paper clips, replaced with malossi units. Replaced steel reeds with carbon for safety. Details here: http://www.mopedarmy.com/forums/read.php?7,3839377