haggis
its raining again!
- Location
- Orkney (northern scotland)
5mm ada
- Thread starter haggis
- Start date
- Location
- So. IL
That is just like my cylinder ... and crammit442's cylinder. I know there are a few others out there. but Have a builder like Art at jetworks work his magic on the cylinders .. Along with the cases and you won't be sorry.
My sleeves are bored at 86mm and there is enough room to go out to the 91mm. I am not sure if they are available but I wasn't told that they were not when I had mine rebuilt.
My sleeves are bored at 86mm and there is enough room to go out to the 91mm. I am not sure if they are available but I wasn't told that they were not when I had mine rebuilt.
sjetrider
615 Freeriders are addicted to T1 madness.
- Location
- in the 615 (Nashville)
More info would help. Is there sleves in it now. Who ported it? Are you getting crank, head and all? How much $$$$$? It could be an awesome set up, but ask lots of questions. I would like to have one of these cylenders myself, but buying one ported incorrectly could be a problem. The sleeves were different for these cylenders (they have a bridged port I believe, but other sleves may work as well. Know what your getting and ask the seller LOTS of questions.
haggis
its raining again!
- Location
- Orkney (northern scotland)
Ive sent the seller an email, waiting to get the full spec all i know at the moment is it comes complete with crank, head, pistons etc. Im unsure if the crank needs rebuilding or what kind of porting its got or if its got sleeves at all! its 600 (pounds).
BombThreat
'Diggity
- Location
- Johnstown, NY
600 pounds is a steal i think... if it the crank alone costs that much if in nice shape.
- Location
- So. IL
I don't know if the crank would be worth that but the entire package would.
I would never trust another crank or motor for that fact. Unless it was freshly rebuilt by a trusted pro. I would take down and start the rebuild from scratch. My last motor had about 5 hours on it but the crank was not a fresh rebuild and the rod bearings let go. BOOM... 1800 for a rebuild on a new motor...SUX
I would never trust another crank or motor for that fact. Unless it was freshly rebuilt by a trusted pro. I would take down and start the rebuild from scratch. My last motor had about 5 hours on it but the crank was not a fresh rebuild and the rod bearings let go. BOOM... 1800 for a rebuild on a new motor...SUX
BombThreat
'Diggity
- Location
- Johnstown, NY
600 Pounds = $885 USD a nice Rad 5mm crank just sold for $750 i think from watercraft factory on here not long ago. So its not that high but you get the point that if everything is in nice shape, its a killer deal.
