How much estimated horse power/torque could I expect to get out of my 23 hp Vanguard if I were to install the "rev kit?" Looking for the best performance mod for my buck.
What the heck is the "rev kit?" I have never heard of it. I bet you could adjust your governor to get whatever extra power the kit claims to add. Is this a factory 23 in a machine or one purchased of off eBay or something? If its not from the factory, I would just the the correct governor spring from RI for use in an aatv.
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Rev kit
pushrods , valve spring pressure increase using shims under springs ,timing key
adjust governor to 4000rpm using proper tools and manual .
the major gain will be in throttle response mainly mid and high range .
the main thing in this case is the camshaft being the biggest influence on the torque power curve
After 4000 rpm the engine may rev more but little is achieved with out changing cam
Try also improved cold air induction
Try 2 into one exhaust
Remove cylinder heads
cc head chamber
measure piston depth
calculate gasket volume
predict cc of heads
machine as calculated typically .030 to .040
off heads
the vanguard I have done have always been down on compression measured 8.4 to 1--- spec 8.8 to 1 machine to achieve 9.2 to 1 CR
tomo
Until you introduce more air and fuel thru different carburator and intake manifold,not much will happen just by a rev kit.The rev kit will help support more rpm's and will change the timing,but you must get more fuel and air also.You wont gain much overall power ,but will gain some speed.Then again how much do you want to cut into the reliability of turning more rpm's without beefing up the bottom end.
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