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Old 06-11-2022 | 04:15 PM
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Question Engine Porting for Tuned Pipe Question

I have a Kawasaki TD24 motor on a weed whacker. I was going to order a TD48 cylinder and piston, and replace the bearings and crank seals to get it up to snuff. I thought why not port the motor as well. I've read up about porting these motors but the port was done for just a traditional 2-stroke motor. However, I have software on my computer and plan to run a tuned pipe that I'm going to build myself. I'm wondering what port durations and shapes I should be using with a tuned pipe. Also, any recommendation for carb mods or an aftermarket carb?

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Old 06-12-2022 | 07:23 AM
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How is this engine to be used?

I think for off and on the tuning will be easy. Throttle ability will suffer though.
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How is this engine to be used?

I think for off and on the tuning will be easy. Throttle ability will suffer though.
I've pretty much decided I'm going to just port it for a standard silencer to run around 8000rpm and perhaps choose a cylinder closer to the stock design while still being larger. It's going to be used in a trimmer/brush cutter and I'm rebuilding the thing and wanted more power. I don't think I want the weight that comes with a tuned pipe. Just needs to be more equipped to handle tall tall grass.
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It seems to me that a tuned pipe would be much too long for a brushcutter application.
I am planning a tuned pipe for aircraft application.

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