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Old 12-28-2006, 07:13 AM   #1
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Looking to add a little more power to the 2 stroke in my cart. Does anyone know what the safe amount is that I can shave off the head on this motor?.. I was thinking between 10,000 and 30,000 but wasn't sure....
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Old 12-28-2006, 07:37 AM   #2
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.030 might get you half a point higher compression. Find out what the bore and stroke is and you could get a closer estimate.
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.030 might get you half a point higher compression. Find out what the bore and stroke is and you could get a closer estimate.
Yea I'm going to start tearing it down in a couple of weeks and I will be able to fine out if it is still the stock bore or not. I'm hoping that it is where I can bore it when I shave the head..
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I milled .050 off for a friend, the engine runs good!!
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You could also try a thinner cylinder base gasket. As long as the piston doesn't protrude out of the cylinder.
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I milled .050 off for a friend, the engine runs good!!
I thought about that.. I take .050 off of the race cars that we run but I was afraid that it would be to much on this motor.
I will try this and see if it will work.
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I milled .050 off for a friend, the engine runs good!!
I thought about that.. I take .050 off of the race cars that we run but I was afraid that it would be to much on this motor.
I will try this and see if it will work.
WHAT RACE CARS!!! WERE ARE THE PICTURES MICHAEL???

ARE YOU HOLDING OUT???

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Old 12-29-2006, 06:43 AM   #8
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I milled .050 off for a friend, the engine runs good!!
I thought about that.. I take .050 off of the race cars that we run but I was afraid that it would be to much on this motor.
I will try this and see if it will work.
WHAT RACE CARS!!! WERE ARE THE PICTURES MICHAEL???

ARE YOU HOLDING OUT???

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Not running them anymore.... Started out running Chevettes on dirt track and then moved up to the superstock class with a 70 Nova.. Sold it and ran a open wheel modified for about a year... Stopped all racing about 5 years ago except my son does some motorcross racing and I still run a demolition derby every once in a while....
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Hummm, I love dirt tracks! Ever been to Eldora speedway? I love the super late models. Amazing what those cars do!
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Hummm, I love dirt tracks! Ever been to Eldora speedway? I love the super late models. Amazing what those cars do!
No,, We ran mostly in Baxter at that dirt track and then we ran some up in Lenoir City (near Knoxville) where my son does some motorcross racing...
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