Yes, all these scooters like Yamaha Jog or Honda Dio use a CVT to drive the rear wheel. Currently the fastest time I've heard of in Thailand is 6.7sec at 1/8th mile. This was a Yamaha Prebug with 2fast 100cc. build.
@@thaitorque8847 really cool man. I build bad OHV motors for mini bikes.... th-cam.com/video/NhFFKL1laAc/w-d-xo.html I manage around 14 HP out of Gx160s with stock cams and crank, everything else is race ready for cheater stock / outlaw class. I can build a 2 stroke but I want a machine I can pull the whole motor out of. Anyone into those Ice Bears ( Ruckus lookalike)? They look promising for under $2000 USD. Are those a good platform or should I just go Honda? There's a lot of Aftermarket stuff that is catching up to Japans quality. I'm new to this and looking to build something I can ride everyday and go go go when the mans not looking!
The Honda AF18E engine is great building platform for big power as is the AF16 but that has less aftermarket parts. I'm not sure where you're from but in USA they tend to build with AF16 as there are not many AF18E available. Depending on your budget, you could easily see north of 20hp using an AF18E and more if you use the Yamaha Jog engine but I'm not sure of the engine code for Yamaha. They're great for daily too if you just go for a mild build like 70cc or something around there.
The smaller strip really was just for messing around as the majority of people there are not intending on entering the race on the main strip. It’s hard to say an actual length though. The main strip has 2 classes which are 201m and 402m. Best time I have seen for 201 is 6.9sec which is lightning fast!
Tell me about it man. I just saw a video yesterday of the same 6.9 guy beating his old time at 6.8. It will be very interesting to see what kind of times people get at the next big drag event in march!
Hey i have the same honda dio af 27 mine is 49 cc when I accelerate it it lags and when i stop the guage and handle shakes alote whats the issue clutch or belt?
Sounds like there might be a few things going on there. The lag on acceleration could be a carb issue but the vibration sounds like something is loose for sure. Check your spark plug to see if the colour is good and try taking off the CVT covers and take a look. Just be meticulous about it. Check each item individually. If it's not that, some plastics could be loose somewhere but its hard to know exactly without seeing it. Also, I would like to say I have opened a facebook shop called Thai Torque Shop. Currently I'm waiting on my first shipment of parts but there will be lots in stock soon. Be sure to like the page and if you got any questions then shoot me a message!
This particular event happens a couple of times a year and is split over 2 drag strips but there are a lot of scooter events here in Thailand. Check out Bangkok Drag Avenue on facebook. They post the events on there.
Theres plenty of stuff you can do to make your DD50 fast. The best way to get gains is upgrading the cylinder/piston/head and crank. Next would be exhaust, carburetor/intake, CVT components, and gears. You have a lot of options to be honest. If you have ant more questions, you can ask here or hit me up on my Thai Torque Facebook page 👍
Thanks man. Glad to have you on board. I'm just in the process of editing a new drag race event which was a couple of weeks ago which will be ready soon. 👍
It is a common trend in Thailand to use japanese number plates on Honda Dio scooters. Honda Dio scooters do not require a licence plate in Thailand so people use faux japanese license plates for aesthetics.
ryuya the most of these moped are from junkyard in Japan about the plate they normally took of the bike and scraps However, theres a bunch of them still in good condition and the junkyard may take in to sale base on buyer demand In Thailand they cost you 2400¥ for the good condition Japan plate or upto 12000¥ for the graphic one
These scooters were not from a japanese junk yard. They have been in thailand since they were originally imported here when brand new. Thailand has ridiculous import duty on motor vehicles so nobody is importing unless they are rich. The plates are made here and usually cost about US$12 for whatever design or numbers you like. As a side note, on average, a good quality Dio, either AF18 or AF27 will come in at around US$300 to buy here. No licence required, no insurance, no tax, no registration is required or own or ride one.
Life really is cheap in Asian Countries huh haha. Not one single helmet, ZERO organization, Racing right into oncoming traffic, worst pit placement ever. Jesus fucking christ....I would 100% attend just for the accidents
You're not wrong. Thailand has one of the worst road death rates in the world. Still though, put all that aside, they build ridiculously fast scooters here. Not sure how having maaad organization and proper pit placement makes for a good event though. Good times don't need to be organised.
Not really. What you've probably seen is just the section of the video at the test track. On the proper drag strip helmet is required for competing. Check out my most recent video which is a more recent drag race event which focuses more on the main drag strip and team pits.
Indeed. There was a couple of nasty spills too. On the proper strip you have to wear a full face helmet to compete but everything else is at your own risk.
Awesome video I’m watching from Hawaii 👍🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thanks for watching, bro! Keep checking back, I got lots of new videos and announcements coming in the next couple of months 👍🙏🛵💥
Great video, beautiful edition job really like it blessings to your job
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Much faster than I thought they would be. I can't translate but I have questions. Are they cvt? Do they gear out on the top end due to belts binding?
Yes, all these scooters like Yamaha Jog or Honda Dio use a CVT to drive the rear wheel.
Currently the fastest time I've heard of in Thailand is 6.7sec at 1/8th mile. This was a Yamaha Prebug with 2fast 100cc. build.
@@thaitorque8847 really cool man. I build bad OHV motors for mini bikes.... th-cam.com/video/NhFFKL1laAc/w-d-xo.html I manage around 14 HP out of Gx160s with stock cams and crank, everything else is race ready for cheater stock / outlaw class. I can build a 2 stroke but I want a machine I can pull the whole motor out of. Anyone into those Ice Bears ( Ruckus lookalike)? They look promising for under $2000 USD. Are those a good platform or should I just go Honda? There's a lot of Aftermarket stuff that is catching up to Japans quality. I'm new to this and looking to build something I can ride everyday and go go go when the mans not looking!
The Honda AF18E engine is great building platform for big power as is the AF16 but that has less aftermarket parts. I'm not sure where you're from but in USA they tend to build with AF16 as there are not many AF18E available.
Depending on your budget, you could easily see north of 20hp using an AF18E and more if you use the Yamaha Jog engine but I'm not sure of the engine code for Yamaha.
They're great for daily too if you just go for a mild build like 70cc or something around there.
Very cool video, the mosh pit racing is the part that i liked the best. Thanks for sharing
Yeah, that bit was so cool. The smell from all the exhausts was pretty intense though. Defo good fun!
@@thaitorque8847 yup, more into the street scooters than the race scooters.
Same here man. This is why I focussed more on the street side of the event. Way more fun and less competitive atmosphere.
Killah video 🔥
Thanks man. There will be more videos coming soon to stay tuned! 👍
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Anyone tried the Racing Service Zero pipe for jogs? How is it?
So how long was the smaller strip. With the pro class scooters are they racing over 200m?? The times are too low for 400m/quarter mile
The smaller strip really was just for messing around as the majority of people there are not intending on entering the race on the main strip. It’s hard to say an actual length though.
The main strip has 2 classes which are 201m and 402m. Best time I have seen for 201 is 6.9sec which is lightning fast!
Thai Torque anything quicker than a 7.99 for 200m is FAST!!!
Tell me about it man. I just saw a video yesterday of the same 6.9 guy beating his old time at 6.8. It will be very interesting to see what kind of times people get at the next big drag event in march!
@@thaitorque8847 can you send me a link
@@blakestacey83 had 2 fast set up 3kj motor
The buzz of a thousand angry hornets.
which carburetor (OKO, Keihin, KOSO, ZSDTRP, PWK 21.24,26 mm.) to install on the hole 48mm-72cc?
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Hey i have the same honda dio af 27 mine is 49 cc when I accelerate it it lags and when i stop the guage and handle shakes alote whats the issue clutch or belt?
Sounds like there might be a few things going on there. The lag on acceleration could be a carb issue but the vibration sounds like something is loose for sure.
Check your spark plug to see if the colour is good and try taking off the CVT covers and take a look.
Just be meticulous about it. Check each item individually. If it's not that, some plastics could be loose somewhere but its hard to know exactly without seeing it.
Also, I would like to say I have opened a facebook shop called Thai Torque Shop. Currently I'm waiting on my first shipment of parts but there will be lots in stock soon. Be sure to like the page and if you got any questions then shoot me a message!
Welcome to thailand สนุกในการเล่นรถคับ
Thank you sir! It is a great country for scooters!
Hi nice video, is there scooter races like this often at the dragstrip? Would like to come and watch some of it when coming on holliday.
This particular event happens a couple of times a year and is split over 2 drag strips but there are a lot of scooter events here in Thailand. Check out Bangkok Drag Avenue on facebook. They post the events on there.
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Im from philippines how much your honda dio?
Hello. When I bought my dio originally it was 6500baht and totally OEM. 6500baht is around $250US.
Thanks for taking an interest.
@@thaitorque8847 thank you for response 😉👍
Check out my twin dio af18
Just had a look! That thing looks awesome. I bet there's a fair few hours of work went into building that! Super impressive dude! Thanks for sharing.
@@thaitorque8847 thanks man please share the video on ur page thanks for looking will be posting more videos soon
How can I make my Sym dd50 fast ?
Theres plenty of stuff you can do to make your DD50 fast. The best way to get gains is upgrading the cylinder/piston/head and crank.
Next would be exhaust, carburetor/intake, CVT components, and gears.
You have a lot of options to be honest. If you have ant more questions, you can ask here or hit me up on my Thai Torque Facebook page 👍
Wow nice video
Thanks man. Glad to have you on board.
I'm just in the process of editing a new drag race event which was a couple of weeks ago which will be ready soon. 👍
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日本のナンバープレートがなぜここの国にあるんだ？？ やばすぎだろ！w
It is a common trend in Thailand to use japanese number plates on Honda Dio scooters. Honda Dio scooters do not require a licence plate in Thailand so people use faux japanese license plates for aesthetics.
そもそも、ナンバープレートは個人の物ではなく陸運局などに返さないといけない借り物です。それが国外にあったらおかしいと思う！仮にバイクは自分で買った物だとしても、日本のナンバープレートは盗まれたやつと言う可能性が高いです。
ryuya ですよね。。 間違いなくプレートは盗まれてますよね。。
ryuya the most of these moped are from junkyard in Japan about the plate they normally took of the bike and scraps
However, theres a bunch of them still in good condition and the junkyard may take in to sale base on buyer demand
In Thailand they cost you 2400¥ for the good condition Japan plate or upto 12000¥ for the graphic one
These scooters were not from a japanese junk yard. They have been in thailand since they were originally imported here when brand new. Thailand has ridiculous import duty on motor vehicles so nobody is importing unless they are rich. The plates are made here and usually cost about US$12 for whatever design or numbers you like.
As a side note, on average, a good quality Dio, either AF18 or AF27 will come in at around US$300 to buy here. No licence required, no insurance, no tax, no registration is required or own or ride one.
Awesome guys. I am really amazed with the performance. Can I come and get some advice? 🙏KAP KUN KAP
Sure, what questions do you have? I will try my best to help.
Life really is cheap in Asian Countries huh haha. Not one single helmet, ZERO organization, Racing right into oncoming traffic, worst pit placement ever. Jesus fucking christ....I would 100% attend just for the accidents
You're not wrong. Thailand has one of the worst road death rates in the world. Still though, put all that aside, they build ridiculously fast scooters here.
Not sure how having maaad organization and proper pit placement makes for a good event though. Good times don't need to be organised.
@@thaitorque8847 Would I be shamed if I wore a helmet there? Or would anyone care?
Not really. What you've probably seen is just the section of the video at the test track. On the proper drag strip helmet is required for competing.
Check out my most recent video which is a more recent drag race event which focuses more on the main drag strip and team pits.
#NoHelmets
Indeed. There was a couple of nasty spills too. On the proper strip you have to wear a full face helmet to compete but everything else is at your own risk.
Not impressed Jairo from republican Dominicana is the best guy on 70 cc