Shop manual shows timing is adjustable.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i93vw77r9kuszxs/gasgas%20workshop%20manual.pdf?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i93vw77r9kuszxs/gasgas%20workshop%20manual.pdf?dl=0
Shop manual shows timing is adjustable.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i93vw77r9kuszxs/gasgas%20workshop%20manual.pdf?dl=0
Where? I have been through every page of the workshop manual several times and have never seen anywhere that shows it is adjustable. There is no stator plate, the pick up coil is bolted directly to the engine case.
Sorry.
You're right.
Did you have your CDI reflashed?
The new reflash retards the timing to prevent pinging at mid to wide open throttle openings.
did you measure compression with a guage (just to have an idea if its not +200psi? try double stacking 2 base gaskets to lower compression as previously suggested? it seems like you're getting close to more riding then wrenching keep up the good courrage !!
The squish is one measurement of clearance between the piston and head near the perimeter and the compression ratio is related to overall chamber volume. You can have a wider squish and still have higher compression.
I do not know what heads you have and if they have been modified. My point is that squish is independent of compression ratio.
I would assume that a stock unmodifed head should be fine for 100 octane fuel. I have been on this site for many years we have come across some factory built bikes that were machined differently than others and some bikes that were shipped with different parts.
Your detonation situation seems out of the ordinary so I would assume nothing.
What is the number on the spark plug?
Heat range may be wrong for your bike.
It is really odd, it had done it with my stock gp head, rk tek head set for pump gas and the s3 low compression and high compression head. It passes a pressure test with flying colors so no air leaks. My only other thought is timing which would have to be a cdi issue on this model. Hopefully I can get a new one tomorrow or wed.
I did some research with different CDIs on my GG300. The bigger engine did not "like" the smaller bike 125 and 200 CDIs. It would flame out at very low rpm, it was difficult to start and it was prone to detonation. Maybe your bike came with the wrong CDI, the CDI failed or that CDI was build with the wrong parts.