- Location
- baldwin ny
i need to reinforce a bottom cases for a stroker motor. who offers what? or am i better off just welding it up myself?
Super Jet 701 yamaha bottom cases reinforcement
- Thread starter ryan
- Start date
chriselmore_1
high on resin
- Location
- san jose ca
epoxie the cases or dasa sells a case reinforcment pplate
chriselmore_1
high on resin
- Location
- san jose ca
http://www.dasaracing.com/sitepages/DasaRacingWATERCRAFTYAMAHA.html at the bottom of the page
- Location
- baldwin ny
thanks but that only does the center of the case. the side of this one are thin also. they cut the case so the rod would fit and now its like paper thin.
that is a nice part from dasa.
that is a nice part from dasa.
superjetkev
x-h2o
- Location
- downriver, ontario CANADA
blowsion makes a nice stroker plate that covers the whole bottom. little pricey but looks like it would work well
lerott
X
- Location
- South of France
GD Chein (aka gdjetski) make a cover for the whole bottom
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BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
post some pics of that sucker.
jetski9010
Team RTYD
- Location
- Lancaster PA
Just get some of these instead 
http://www.dasaracing.com/sitepages/BILLETCASES.htm
http://www.dasaracing.com/sitepages/BILLETCASES.htm
wsuwrhr
Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
Thanks for the props guys. We now build a different plate that covers the whole bottom, we did this after the problems we has with ATS Aaron's motor only to find out later that the case was more the problem than the epoxy. Later we decided it was so cool that we just kept building it. The smaller plate is still available if someone wants them. I'll see tommorrow why we don't have the updated plate on the website. If you call the shop we can get current pricing and email a pic or something if you want to see it. I can post a pic of it if you like as well. But I'm a little biased, the billet cases will solve your epoxy problems.
Brian
Brian
- Location
- Australia
We use the DASA billet plate that covers the whole bottom, don't weld up the bottom of the cases as very difficult for most people without getting distortion.
Use the new DASA plate with Alluminium Devcon epoxy - spend heaps of time preparing the surfaces though for the epoxy to bite
Use the new DASA plate with Alluminium Devcon epoxy - spend heaps of time preparing the surfaces though for the epoxy to bite
Paul Lehr did all of the work (porting, clearance, epoxying, disaster plate) to my cases. It is currently a 8mm but the cases were set up for up to 10mm.
It is completely disassembled right now..... if you need any pics lemme know...
I think complete case work with reinforcement is $450 from DASA.
It is completely disassembled right now..... if you need any pics lemme know...
I think complete case work with reinforcement is $450 from DASA.
- Location
- baldwin ny
thats what i was thinking also. my case bottom has some damage to it so that makes it worse. i made some small plates to fill in the centers of the cases. but this new dasa bottom plate mine be the ticket. this motor is an old stroker motor. its no big $$$ motor. this is kind of hack it back together and see how long it runs. thanks guys for all the info.
- Location
- baldwin ny
nice paul did my 830 that i am running now.and i love it. this motor is for a bob hull i am doing. pic would be nice. the next step is to replace this set of cases. the port work is ugly anyway.
Polish jet pilot
4aces4aces4aces4aces4aces
- Location
- Warsaw, Poland
This is only applicable to strokers right?
- Location
- baldwin ny
you can use it on a stock stroke motor but there really is no reason to. my cases have ben cut thin to let the crank fit. then a screw from the reed cage came out a poked 3 holes in the bottom of the case. (i got it like that)
BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
pics..... or its not true.
- Location
- baldwin ny
no its way to ugly !!! lol i will post when im done welding it up.
BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
hahahaha. who cares its a beater.