Freestyle Affordable Power......... It's COMING

It is a combination of several factors that make the cylinder work not just a singular entity, just like in all good running boats. Its the guys on top who have not the best parts, but have the best combination. Once its out there will be much discussion as to why, what and how. I am very interested in what it will do when its in the hands of some of the best tuners out there.
 

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I don't think he wants pictures of them up if ya haven't figured that out yet.

Exactly... He pretty much said that he's not going to post pictures. Pictures will turn up eventually when they hit the market and someone buys a top-end kit. I was told "that's where some of the magic is".

Id like to know how you can fit 95 mm sleeves in a cylinder without almost completely closing the transfers. If you are using stock cases the pistons are only so far apart and the larger the bore the less room for the transfers between the two pistons. It looks like from the outside you made the outside transfers bulge out of the cylinders but what about the inner transfers? Al the transfers need to be symmetrical so im looking for a picture of the bottom of the cylinder so i can see how you did it....

YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK - THERE IS ONLY SO MUCH ROOM THERE. But these guys have found a way (are finding a way?) to make it work. The proof will be in riding one - plain and simple. NOTHING ELSE will prove anything about how they will run. Pictures of the transfers are gonna tell you squat about how it runs... About as good as a video does - NOTHING!

And since I brought up video... [rant] Why the hell do people want video of an ENGINE??? It proves nothing, except that it makes a spark, compresses and burns fuel! Too many variables to say what kind of power it's making. Can you feel the power in a video on the interwebs???? Does it "sound" good??? Gonna have to wait to ride one or take these guys' word that they perform as well as promised. Either wait and ride, or take an educated chance (gamble?) on something new based on their testing and experience.[/rant]
 
I don't feel that posting a vid of the engine/boat running will prove anything. You could let me rid ROK's ski and all it would prove is than I can idle it through a no-wake zone, maybe. There are those out there who could backflip a 2X4 powered by a weedeater engine. The only thing that will matter is when you try it.
 

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The vid I want to see is the people standing over my Freak and looking at the huge beast of a motor in there...:)
 
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Id like a vid of me fw flipping my light, short square with this engine, so that will equal 800 for hull and 2300 for top end so for 3100 possibly fw flip ...we will see.
 
About as good as a video does - NOTHING!

And since I brought up video... [rant] Why the hell do people want video of an ENGINE??? It proves nothing, except that it makes a spark, compresses and burns fuel! Too many variables to say what kind of power it's making. Can you feel the power in a video on the interwebs???? Does it "sound" good??? Gonna have to wait to ride one or take these guys' word that they perform as well as promised. Either wait and ride, or take an educated chance (gamble?) on something new based on their testing and experience.[/rant]

um wtf? because it takes literally NO effort to post up a quick video mabey? or it would be cool to hear and see one ripping around in a ski? mabey because i cant teleport to virginia right now to ride one?
did i mention taking a video is pretty easy? you act like it would take up a days worth of erics time to do this..
 
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I would say the customer is always right, if enough people want a video then your more likely to get one. Put your hands up if you wanna vid! There is one on the first page so I dont really care either way but would be cool to see a few more, cant hurt sales right?
 
If there are no sleeves and the sleeves are built into the cylinder and you break a rod or something happens where you brake the built in sleeve, your out a whole cylinder. Doesn't sound cheaper in my opinion.
 
As far as damaged cylinder walls go, it can often be much less of an issue with aluminum bore than a sleeved cylinder and you would not believe what can be fixed. Mileniums website should have something on that subject. The cylinder can be welded, bored and then reniked and for much less than you'd think. I understand the questions. Much of this is new to the standup market so I will do my best to answer. Give Torr some credit, its about 39 degrees and the water is slightly warmer. He's just running it around to put some time on the engine.
Hope this helps.
 
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If a cylinder is allready coated with nikasil. As long as you don't scratch the bore can the ports be changed? Or does the chamfer on the ports have to be nickasil coated also?
 
The cylinder is sent for in for it coating, its coated and then chamfered. Yes you can port a nikasiled cylinder but its more work and you need diamond coated stones. I doubt you will think about porting the cylinder after you try it, but I'm sure some will try.
 
If there are no sleeves and the sleeves are built into the cylinder and you break a rod or something happens where you brake the built in sleeve, your out a whole cylinder. Doesn't sound cheaper in my opinion.

GP800, GP1200, GP1300 and Polaris Pro 785 cylinders were all set up like this from the factory for years - no sleeve, casted then nikasiled. Seemed to work OK for them.

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The cylinder works, nikasil is nothing new, the ideas behind this cylinder have been in other 2 stroke platforms for years. Anything can break, and if you do throw a crank, is it the cylinders fault if it breaks? I've seen sleeved cylinders get cut in half by a bad blow up of a crank. Again, not the cylinder's fault.

The idea behind this cylinder was to produce a product that makes great power at a better prince point than what is currently on the market. The VAST majority of the people who will buy this cylinder set up would rather have the design the way it is and produce the power it does, than have it designed to work with sleeves and produce less.

SM
 
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good point... my 1300's got individuals, but having said that you can get over 200 hours out of a top end on my 1300 thats with 170 hp, thats with an extra cylinder of course.
If you throw a rod then there is nothing stopping you putting custom sleeves in its place for future repairs , been done many times before on bikes. like scotty said nikasil is not new.
 
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