Making a Performance cylinder head From Scratch

This is the first video starting me on the path to making my own head from scratch.
The base engine the head will go on is a FXR 150 which have around 15Hp at the wheel stock.
I believe its possible to get 30 Hp with this head design.
Stay tuned!

[@PaulineJackson-pj4dr]

Can't wait to see this engine in action.
Good luck

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

Yes it's going to be a good challenge and I'm learning a ton already.

[@matsushitokan7526]

Nice to see you still going man. We’ve pushed the stock cylinder head up to 3+ hp. Keep it up🚀

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

Yeah man still at it, Dam 3hp that's some pretty good gains, very impressive.
This head should be a good challenge, can't wait!

[@QuiltingJeri]

Sounds like a cool project. The guys over at thehomefoundry forum would enjoy it has well. Lots of casting info there. Back to catch up on the other videos.

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

@@QuiltingJeri Thanks man I'll let them know

[@roneiljanbuquia1263]

Hey man I have raider 150 dragbike nice to know your channel .. im from philippines 🇵🇭

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

Man that's pretty awesome. What sort of hp are you getting out of it?

[@GlenKimpton]

Nice! I have a cylinder head i drew up in solid works years ago that i have always intended to do this with.
Going through your vids now.... im gonna do it!
Keen to see the f1 head articles you mentioned incase i can improve on the design first. Any chance tou can share a link?

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

Yeah man go for it, its a lot to learn but super fun.
Look up F1 v10 Cylinder head in google, its the first link on a site called F1 Technical.

[@karlvanboxel561]

Tuning for speed is a pretty gd old reference manual R u going to use the intake principle of tangential inlet. It’s supposed to aim thd charge at the cyl wall and create swirl

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

@@karlvanboxel561 Haven't read that book but will look it up.
Sounds interesting.

[@scottgriffiths326]

2 stroke stuffing on youtube . 3d printing wax . Guess thats what your talking about doing

[@TheMotorcycleForge]

Um yes and no, I'm going to be using this stuff called polycast.
It is a 3d printer filament that when heated burns out instead of melting like wax.
I'll have to have a look at that two stroke guy's vid. Might learn something useful.
Thanks Scott.