jughead500
Sasquatch
Looks like a 181 281 and 288 will work.
Lol. Haven't seen Al since wood junkies gtg.In defense of Al, it is not a Mac...
Or good original cylinder with a meteor piston.
If your using a 3 finger stone hone they won't work.some use flex hones but are a little aggressive. Me,well i along with others have switched to the wigglesworth treatment.it just consists of a rol-loc disc holder that is turned down to a smaller diameter with a longer shaft.you use this to hone the cylinders with a scotchbrite pad.just have to chuck it up in a drill.with the low rpm and the less aggressive scotch brite you can run it a pretty good amount without risking the plating.Fingernail digs in. I was going to use my cylinder hone but it looks like they won't work on a 2 stroke. It would catch on the porting. I'm new to 2 strokes.... Working on them anyways.
Not sure what you mean by dry cylinder? I checked it right before I pulled the cylinder. It had not been run in about 2 weeks...I'm surprised it's holding 150psi. Is that with a dry cylinder?
Not sure what you mean by dry cylinder? I checked it right before I pulled the cylinder. It had not been run in about 2 weeks...
Sorry for the confusion, it's a common practice to squirt some extra oil in the cylinder to seal up worn piston,cylinder,rings, etc. to gain a higher compression reading. If that hasn't been done, then it's considered a dry cylinder. A saw that's been sitting a very long time will be much dryer than one that's been sitting only a couple weeks.Not sure what you mean by dry cylinder? I checked it right before I pulled the cylinder. It had not been run in about 2 weeks...
I think I got this figured out...
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