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- Great North West
The sleeve is set to the deck height of the cylinder. The port timing is coming from the sleeve. Yes, if you want your sj 701 to run the way it was designed to, then you must match all aluminum casting to the angle and size of the sleeve. Yamaha is about profit. They are in the production business, They DO NOT BUILD hi performance out of the box race boats, Look at the stock pipe, What a POS. Almost all water craft motors are de-tuned so that joe shmo and every other knucklehead and his girl friend can't go out and F the motor up. I.E. 6 to 1 compression, rev limiter. The port mis-match enables the cylinder to go together fast, easy, and always in one try. It is easy for the factory to do on a production level and it kills horse power, a perfect de-tuning tool. The less horse power the longer the motor will last. Less warranty work and good word of mouth, "Man those super jets run forever"
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