I had this problem. My problem was the stator coils were going bad. Take out the flywheel and check it out possibly. Just my $0.02
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Nope. The ol' 5 fiddy pump. I got a killer deal on a 16 pitch (thanks, missionbayskier) and the bittom end is meh, but i absolutley love the top end
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Why do the ports have to be that way? I thought the intake had to be smooth to prevent from gas and oil from building up in there. Also i thought the exhaust had to be rough so it picked up any carbon deposits. Can anyone prove my reasoning wrong?
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It is lmao its resting on the bottom of the cylinder. Plus, i pulled up on the other rod. Thats bottim dead center
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Anyone know what the texture (rough/smooth) should the ports be. Im putting the pistons in torrow and need some advice to have this thing run excellent
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Nope. Bdc. I put the one cylinder on there, and took the other rod and pulled till it wouldnt pull anymore. Plus, tbe piston was also reating on the crankcase. I checked. 100% positive its bdc
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Yes it is, i guess thats so it seals the ring all the time and doesnt snag anything. In my picture above. Thats the piston at bottom dead center and the ring is still sealed the whole time. That means my cylinders are ok for use
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Of course not! Im 14 and i had to replace the stator, easy as pie.
1. Take off the flywheel cover
2. Take off flywheel with a puller
3. Unbolt the two bolts on the stator plate
4. Go to the ebox and unclip the wire connections
5. Feed the wires out of the waterproof tubing
6. Bolt on new...
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