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Display board with sticker decals

ped wrote:Hi AIO. Do you have a name for that stuff?
what are you building? 72cc?

hi ped,

1- no name,no lebel,no tags,sorry,(a friend give to me, few OZ,s on a Ziploc bag)
2- yes

I get my 683-18.2-30 drive belt,now is time to see how work with my 97mm vario+118.5 tor-drive-pulley
and also see how work the cf posh ignition coil cable

another step less

graphite9 wrote:wow, you put time into that. Kudos.

No much ,just few min a week,i don't have the time to spend on this hobby like a want to.

chamisataza wrote:is that J-B weld original?

Is a two parts marine epoxy + high temp fiber glass fabric
used for 2 stroke engine on
stand up jetski

Jbweld dont work with gas n oil

working on the crankcase,one step less

nice job

What cylinder kit do you plan on running? Your port job is looking top notch very clean ct. But like Pauly said make sure you smooth out that little triangle will cause a lot of blockage for air and fuel movement. Got it,thanks,like i said im just started When i get the cylinder kit im going to see...

top left in your first pic and bottom right in your second pic .where the base gasket sits the looking down into the cases the port windows have sharp corners stator side is open intake side is half blocked. Got it,thanks, im going to match all when i get the cylinder kit and started to work on it....

paulpauly7 wrote:Match up that little triangle in the port with the other side .Is this a stroker ? Them some big ports .

Match where?pics please
No
Malossi mhr high speed bearings
Malossi crank
AIO crankcase job


Im just starting on my AF16 project

LoveMyHonda wrote:Nice clean up, the ct can use a lot of porting on the down turn.

Yes Sir

pics

I spend a couple hours on my project this week,case ready to fill it up and intake ready.

I am also a KX500 rider, and the race guys stuff the crankcase ( to reduce volume) with Devcon. Apparently it moves peak torque up the RPM scale. They surround the crank area and machine it out, I forgot what clearance they use, but it's only a few thousandths to allow for expansion and vibration. ...