To go from Walkerized to stock....

[CaseyForrest]

Ok, lets say I have a saw thats been worked over buy Walkers. The piston and jug have a few scratches in them. Its still pulling 134#, but the brand new rings are already scored and the score marks line up with the ones in the piston, telling me the jug is in worse shape than I thought.

If the timing has been changed, is putting a new jug and piston on going to screw me? Or are the timing changes done on the transfer ports?

I do plan on running it, and have put 2 gallons in it since I got it. I hope it makes it unitl the Big Bore kit for 066 comes out from Baileys. Just getting my ducks in a row. Thanks.

 

[HiOctane]

Usually ,the ignition timing is never touched on a woodsaw.But the ports timing has been changed for sure if the saw is ported.You can install the new jug and piston and your saw will just run great,no problems.

 

[CaseyForrest]

Ok, thank you.

 

[sedanman]

interesting.

 

[woodsjunkie]

Ok, lets say I have a saw thats been worked over buy Walkers. The piston and jug have a few scratches in them. Its still pulling 134#, but the brand new rings are already scored and the score marks line up with the ones in the piston, telling me the jug is in worse shape than I thought.

If the timing has been changed, is putting a new jug and piston on going to screw me? Or are the timing changes done on the transfer ports?

I do plan on running it, and have put 2 gallons in it since I got it. I hope it makes it unitl the Big Bore kit for 066 comes out from Baileys. Just getting my ducks in a row. Thanks.

Nope I wouldn't think the ignition timing would be changed.
the only thing your still going to have related to walkers work by changing the cly. and piston will be the ported muffler.

 

[Rotax Robert]

You should be able to tell by looking at the flywheel key. If they changed the timing there would be an offset key instead of straight.

Rotax

 

[RaisedByWolves]

Why didnt you hone it when installing the new rings?

 

[CaseyForrest]

Why didnt you hone it when installing the new rings?

I didnt install the rings, they were installed before I bought it. I was fully aware that the jug and piston had light scratchs and knew what the compression was. I just wanted to make sure if I HAD to replace the jug, it wouldnt be a problem.

 

[CaseyForrest]

interesting.

Seriously, let it go. If you really want to get into it, then I will......

But let it go.