781 has different sleeves and better porting to start with. Ive run a JM 781 and it had solid power even on 38s. Engine life is awesome on 700 motors. If you're not going big bore sleeves I would personally just go with the 718 for more overbores. Who knows, you could have something catastrophic...
Rrp pole, steering cable bracket, steering stop, pole bolt, pole bolt spacer. Wdk chinpad(could use reinforcing as pictured)
Jetworks CSS ovp steering with rrp fat bars
750 for everything
550 for everything minus steering
Right angle grinder with a sanding disk will make quick work of the gelcoat/paint. Use thickened epoxy and screw/rivet to secure the footholds to the tray. Lay 1-2 layers of glass cloth around the edges. Lay 1-2 layers of biax or a few layers of cloth on the bottom of the tray going into the...
Kubota bx s series is real hard to beat. That is a top seller for us. The s comes standard with a backhoe and loader and you can easily attach a grapple to it. There are so many attachments for them.
We get a lot in for routine maintanence, but rarely ever in for a serious repair.
Ridden this motor when it was Chad and nicks..absolute ripper,this one's got the sauce. Personally seen it combo with ease!
Buyer won't be disappointed. Love my 898, will do combos even on pump gas!
Stock for stock, 61x cylinder will make more bottom end than a 62t cylinder due to the porting.
If you want playful throttle response with little to no mods i recommend 61x cylinder.
But if you raise the comp and add some timing into it you can get pretty good response out of 62t and 64x cylinders
What kind of riding do you do? Stock for stock 61x ignition is better but you can add a zeel to either for great results.
You're showing dual carbs with a 61x cylinder. What cases are on that? If you already have 62t cases there's no point in swapping cylinders.
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