ISO 341cc ENGINE FOR 87 CLUB CCAR CARRYALL

[Styme929]

Originally Posted by riordan.andrew

I won't be putting the motor together until end of the summer or over the winter with the restoration I'm doing on the rest of the cart. If I can make some money on the engine to go towards parts for suspension, wheels/tires, rear seat, new front bench seat, roof and other miscellaneous hardware and oem parts (which are missing) I'm more likely to go 'new' engine to match with other new parts. That way I don't have a fully rebuilt cart with uncertain quality motor. My wife and customers will be using this after I'm done, so I can't have it breaking down. You and the guy originally looking for the motor clearly have more experience than me, which I would assume would translate to better craftsmanship and reliability. Especially when it comes to motor timing, valve clearances etc. As I talk to more people rebuilding a motor isn't as easy or simple as I had hoped. I'm in southern NH, from metro west Massachusetts i.e. close to where the other guy is located. Are you interested?

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do you still have the motor?

[riordan.andrew]

Originally Posted by Styme929

do you still have the motor?

Yes, in pieces

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[BrutalSoldier]

I have an engine and airbox/choke and a few other parts I recently pulled off my 89 cc ds. Engine does not spin but there is no visible damage on outside of block. I am planning on opening it up to check it out if I can stop buying carts and get a break between projects. lol

[rmc10]

looking to buy kf82 engine or cam

[riordan.andrew]

Originally Posted by rmc10

looking to buy kf82 engine or cam

I've still got a motor and all the bits/pieces, cam rivets came loose and cylinder jug is chipped

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