I had a run in with those sob's last week, I must have stepped on their hive.
Bald face hornets are twice as bad!
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I had a run in with those sob's last week, I must have stepped on their hive.
Interesting. That's within a degree of all of my port timings. I was considering some carb work, but would hate to have to replace this electronic carb. That could easily be the missing link.Just for reference I ended at
106
114
77
W/.015 pop up
Carb was bored and shafts thinned
Although the exhaust was around 65% just cause it made me feels comfortable.
I had only made maybe three cuts before this vid. Did it take a while for yours to "wake back up"?Also, keep in mind you just changed its world. Either reset the micro or run 2-3 tanks for it to find itself again.
I don't have an adapter for these tiny spark plugs.Compression before and after?
Interesting. That's within a degree of all of my port timings. I was considering some carb work, but would hate to have to replace this electronic carb. That could easily be the missing link.
I had only made maybe three cuts before this vid. Did it take a while for yours to "wake back up"?
I don't have an adapter for these tiny spark plugs.
there's your first lathe project : )
there's your first lathe project : )
Perfect! OD-ID turning, internal-external threading. Break him in right!
I had only made maybe three cuts before this vid. Did it take a while for yours to "wake back up"?
I think I'll do the 550 piston first
Yes, so much so it sent an error code the first cut I made. The carb was already worked over though. I did have a little advantage having experience with a couple 562's....did some measuring and jumped right to the configuration that worked best on them. After all they are a scaled version really.
But you have more knowledge under your pinky-toe, than I will have in my life-time!
I ported the 550 today. The first thing that totally shocked me was the port timing. This thing only had 6* blowdown! I checked and double checked. Exhaust is all the way down at 109 and the transfer way up at 115. The intake was 73, IIRC. I decided to raise the exhaust enough to give it 10* of blowdown. I dropped the intake to 78*. The exhaust got widened a LOT, to get it to 70%. I slightly widened the transfers and strato ports, as I do on all stratos. I tightened the squish from .028" to .017".
The before cut time was 7.12 and after was only 6.93. I basically gained nothing. I'm going to go back in it and give it a popup piston and remove the base gasket. I'm not inclined to raise the transfer to get the 6* blowdown back.
I'm wondering if the carb is maxed out, either by flow, or by the electronic fuel control. I hear that the diagnostic tool will show the percentage of max possible fuel that it's using. I might have to send it back north to see where it's at.
[video=youtube_share;NImn3PkWJ9Q]http://youtu.be/NImn3PkWJ9Q[/video]
I have next to ZERO knowledge when it comes to the lathe though!
I had a run in with those sob's last week, I must have stepped on their hive.
Now I want a 550 XP, Was looking to add a 346XP but it may be the 550 Instead, this site was the worst thing that ever happen to me, I think I joined a few Months ago and I am already blew a few paychecks on stuff I never knew i Needed. I was happy with my 009.
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