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Battle Ship Texas at Todd Shipyard in Galveston. October 1989. |
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Here's a Piston comparison, Banshee ATV 2 stroke twin, 350cc stock.
A Big Bore 404cc stroker engine piston on the left, Stock on right, but joined with a common wrist pin. Big bore dyno'd out at about 60 hp. Illustrates how on a 2 stroke, the pistons' fuel window port timing can be shifted to make mo' horsepower. As well as piston skirt height. Note also, Left big bore piston exhibits the classic 4 points seize from a too lean on-top at max RPM's. :rolleyes: Too hot piston skirt expands / swells up then seizes the engine locked up tight...........yeah unfortunately at ~60 mph on pavement, so pull in the clutch, coast to the road side. Let engine cool for 5 minutes, kick it over and ride it home. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1397590202.jpg http://forums.atvconnection.com/pict...&pictureid=175 |
To add to the maritime theme, here a picture of my VW that I drove in 1969 from Munich to Los Angeles. We both made the trip with the SS United States from Le Havre to New York City in 5 days for $300 each, and not a scratch on the car. Taking a car on a regular trans Atlantic passenger ship was common then. Those were the days!
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Radical porting mods also mean it needs to be richer. Some folks like to "break-in" with extra oil, which makes it run leaner. Hopping up a 2 stroke for more power almost requires needle and jet moves to richen, otherwise hot sieze. BTDT lesson learned the hard way in my yoot. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1397639262.jpg |
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