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mdefelice 02-14-2010 12:02 PM

Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
Interested in replacement Motor options for my Pioneer. It has FE350 with a large hole in the crankcase. (not rebuildable). New engine at least $1450. What is available and how much work/money to make the swap?

Mike in NY

BLACK DEATH 02-14-2010 12:38 PM

Re: Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
I posted an fe350 that goes for $600 shipped in my post about an fe290. I dont know the rotation on it yet but I was asking opinions on it. It comes with a fuel tank, muffler, starter for key start. I dont want to spend $2200 on a BB swap yet. I kinda wanna keep it stock for now. I think it depends on how much money you want to spend is the question.

scottyb 02-14-2010 01:33 PM

Re: Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
If you have a 1998 of newer CC you have a Clockwise rotation engine.... You will find your options VERY limited.

BLACK DEATH 02-14-2010 08:02 PM

Re: Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
Ok on limited side, what is out there that has the same rotation to keep it correct? I did a search but maybe I didn't use the right search words. Can there be a sticky or is there one?

shahoo80 02-16-2010 02:28 AM

Re: Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
Depending on where the hole in the block is you might try to patch.

When I was racing go carts using briggs motor, I threw the oil slinger thru the block right out the side and put a 3" hole in it. I patched it with JB Weld. Through cleaning in and out and have to JB Weld both sides. After patching took the engine to the shop and had it worked and moved to the outlaw class and ran the motor for 2 seasons that way.

By the way I used a piece of aluminum to cover the hole on the outside using thin piece I formed to the hole and block. Just butter the edges thick and place on the block let it come out using a putty knife smooth out. let it dry then put a couple of coats inside and out and make sure to smooth out. Easy fix for under 10.00 and save hundreds.

Hey it may not work in your case, Just my 2 cents sometimes I just like to be cheap and try different options.

mdefelice 02-16-2010 09:40 AM

Re: Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
Has anyone run an FE350 Engine without the counterweight??

kevinandrew 03-08-2010 04:15 PM

Re: Replacement Gas Motor Options
 
that fe350 that you see for $600.00 is probably really an fe350d. it's a good motor, but it has a counter clockwise pto. i believe if you look you can get one with an electric start and a higher amp alternator. probably most of your club car fe350 will bolt on. i guess worse case senario would be running in reverse to go foward..........probably i slightly lower gear ratio.


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