Featherlite 21cc
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I've played with these engines a little and figured out part of why they have low output. The exhaust port timing is very low, I've measured close to 110 degrees on some, that duration needs to be near 150 degrees to get decent output. The ignition method will not change the engine output but getting more air and fuel in the combustion chamber will (combination of increasing port timing and slightly larger carburetor)
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Has i promised you
Here it goes some pictures of my converted Poulan Featherlite 21cc
With this Graupner propeller it swings @ 6000 rpm´s (15/8 propeller)
It wasn´t a new engine.
I just changed the Bearing of the crankcase !!!
Yes of course the it will need of timming port changing , a different muffler , and of course a different carburator
But as is , i think is capable of lifting a trainer configuration
Perhaps with a 14/8 or a 14/10 more rpm´s i think , some day i will try it just for fun
Opinions are welcome
Best Regards
Nuno Monteiro from Oporto Portugal
Here it goes some pictures of my converted Poulan Featherlite 21cc
With this Graupner propeller it swings @ 6000 rpm´s (15/8 propeller)
It wasn´t a new engine.
I just changed the Bearing of the crankcase !!!
Yes of course the it will need of timming port changing , a different muffler , and of course a different carburator
But as is , i think is capable of lifting a trainer configuration
Perhaps with a 14/8 or a 14/10 more rpm´s i think , some day i will try it just for fun
Opinions are welcome
Best Regards
Nuno Monteiro from Oporto Portugal



