char-mo

[idahoscoot]

i bought a char-mo 47mm kit for my wifes scoot the thing has a lot of torque
and revs well nothing like my airsal but for her its plenty .
anyone else have exp... with thies cylinders ??? i didnt pay much for it so no big loss but dam it has some big ports on it for the price.

[hybridrazz]

I remember that a member sychosly was running a char-mo cylinder maybe you should pm him.

[Lennox]

I am currently running one..... with a shaved Airsol head. It sure is a nice cylinder for the price! :naught:

[cant drive 55]

I too am running a Char-mo that is through Martin Racing. I do love the cheaper price and it has lasted longer than my Airsal cylinder. When I compared the ports on this cylinder and the Airsal they were a hair bigger on the Airsal than the Char-mo but I love having such torque!

[idahoscoot]

any tricks to the char-mo :confused:

[cant drive 55]

none that I have found really. Its hard for me to say though because I got a different vari like 2 days after putting it on so I don't know if the vari likes light weights but I have to run like 2gr weights for it to run very well.

[idahoscoot]

im 140lbs and running 30grams on the vari and seems to respond well !!

[speedy_scooter]

Anybody know where to get a set of rings for the Char-mo? A buddy of mine has one but he needs a new set of rings. You can PM me with info if needed.

[burnt_toast]

Can someone pm a link to one of these Char-mo's?

And do they have better torque than an airsal, and howbout their topend?

[burnt_toast]

Can someone pm a link to one of these Char-mo's?

And do they have better torque than an airsal, and howbout their topend?

or maybe even a pic? I've looked around and haven't found anything on these "char-mo's".

[speedy_scooter]

They are just a cheaper version of a cast cylinder. They arent super highend or anything. They are great if you want some cheap lowend power with a bit of topend though.