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Google's a start, feebay, and "other places" have been quite friendly for me and I have yet to encounter any animosity about putting these in a saw as opposed to a kart. Guys seem to be happy that anyone is paying attention and have money to spend.
That's been my experience as well. Even saw guys are well received on the karting forums and I've traded many, many parts with kart guys and helped kart guys with the conversion of saw engines for use on the karts. That's the good thing about the Macs and West Bends, there's literally millions of them around so no shortage for anyone.
It does bother me though when I see saws like the Solo or Echo twin-cylinders chopped up to make an R/C airplane or boat motor.
so tell me where the echo twin parts went, I need some.
No wonder I cant have a kart engine!:jawdrop:
How bout a 'kart' called a Honda CR-X? I wanna shove an Evinrude 250 hp v8 outboard engine in that with a manual trans...
I hope to be able to build a good kart someday with a Rotax 800 triple in it...
Inside the Power Products AH-81 jug, 130cc.
Exhaust port is at the bottom, transfers to the sides. Hemi? Eh, no. Flat head. Ports are like in a McCulloch as the rings float.
A look in through the exhaust.
Jug and goofy window ported piston, more on that below. Jug came out at 2.503, no taper I could find, piston is 2.498 on the skirt.
It seems this thing transfers through those holes in the piston skirt only. I need to pop the old jug and look at the case, because the ducts are there. If they're useable, this engine should wake right up if the case will permit.
Lastly, the port map.
The corresponding ports in the piston are .750 dia at .850 from crown to top of port.
Time to start wrenching... this weekend.
It seems this thing transfers through those holes in the piston skirt only. I need to pop the old jug and look at the case, because the ducts are there. If they're useable, this engine should wake right up if the case will permit.
There is also two different pistons for them. One, like yours, allows the jug to sit where the exhaust is pointed to the left or right, and another where the piston windows are open by the wrist pin, so the jug can sit with a forward facing exhaust. The jug can be rotated on the base, as long as you have the corresponding piston.
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