Who now this engine

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Who now this engine?
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That's a Polaris Octane adaptor plate bolted to what is obviously the 3 bolt pattern of Polaris cylinders. Not sure what cylinder that is with the powervalve blanks and bolted on those yami cases. Polaris cylinders are individuals as far as I've seen
 
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The seller says is power factor engine with snow bike cylinders. I search more info before to buy
 
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Let us know what he tells you, very interesting motor. I'm almost positive the jukishes ran something identical to that when they won amateur freestyle
 
I happen to have one of those cylinders handy and taking a couple of measurements that's a very custom motor. CTC is stretched out bigger than stock Yamaha, estimating from the picture I'd say around 124mm ctc. Very cool. Nice looking ports in the Polaris cylinder, probably makes a lot of power but that's going to be WAY custom not easy if you need any parts! I wonder what bore and stroke is.
 
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Ok thanks.
The seller says is power factor engine with snow bike cylinders. I search more info before to buy
Mark Baxter was power factor and he was the Polaris guru so that could be some of his work. I had his phone number and talked to him years ago about an octane I got and he worked on. Maybe you could track him down. It couldn't have been much of a beast with that single carb setup on there
 
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