Look whats on its way in the mail....

[Superjet3]

hmmmm what could that be :Banane01: :cheer: :Banane01: :cheer: :arms: :sneaky: :

 

[waxhead]

nice how big is it

 

[Superjet3]

It is a 5 mil

 

[waxhead]

Nice
that will go hard
is it to go with a lamey cylinder as well
serious hp coming your way

 

[Superjet3]

Yeah I had several phone calls in to Paul today. I cannot wait to have some POWA!

 

[eschberg]

She's puurrrttyy. :biggrin:

 

[steve802cc]

Cool:woot:
Welcome to the club.
What kind of crank??
Steve

 

[Superjet3]

RAD with Billet rods.

 

[PancakePete]

Thats a Whole lotta BRAP ! :Banane01:

 

[waxhead]

i hear from paul that 5 mil is the most common and popular one

seems to be the most reliable as well as very eay to fit in your cases
with big grunt as well

the piston speed will be down as well so you will be able to rev it with out it going over 3500 fpm

 

[Superjet3]

i hear from paul that 5 mil is the most common and popular one

seems to be the most reliable as well as very eay to fit in your cases
with big grunt as well

the piston speed will be down as well so you will be able to rev it with out it going over 3500 fpm

What is 3500 fpm?

 

[RoyalFlush@PCB]

What is 3500 fpm?

A typo?!? :biggrin:

 

[2XLR8]

Thats feet per minute

 

[freestylegeek]

What is 3500 fpm?

That's SAD that you're building that SWEEET motor and you don't know the maximum piston speed.
That's like not knowing your childrens birthday! LOL

 

[steve802cc]

What is 3500 fpm?

The aprox piston speed where you 5mm stroker self destructs:damnit: :crying: .

Here's the link to a Group K article on this topic.
http://www.groupk.com/tec-y-strokers.htm

Remember this was written in aprox 1993 well before the Lamey motors were released.

STeve