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Old 08-26-2006 | 08:49 PM
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I recently bought a Poulan 19cc conversion gasser for my 120 size bipe(weight - I don't know). My problem concerns the way engines are rated or labelled. I was told that 1000cc's equals a .60 size glow; so that would mean my Supertiger 3000 would be equal to a 1.8, right? OK, then this new poulan 19cc would be equal to about an .074? Something is not right here, but I don't know if it's the numbers, or me. Can someone help a certified old fart?
Old 08-26-2006 | 09:03 PM
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I recently bought a Poulan 19cc conversion gasser for my 120 size bipe(weight - I don't know). My problem concerns the way engines are rated or labelled. I was told that 1000cc's equals a .60 size glow; so that would mean my Supertiger 3000 would be equal to a 1.8, right? OK, then this new poulan 19cc would be equal to about an .074? Something is not right here, but I don't know if it's the numbers, or me. Can someone help a certified old fart?
Thats some funny math.

19cc is 1.20
10cc is a .60
50cc is 3.0
100cc is 6.0
62cc is 3.8

The label on the 19cc weedie motor means nothing for our modeling purposes. Pay no attention to it.

A ST3000 is 30cc--------or 1.8 cubic inch. Same same.

Your 19cc engine is 1.20 cubic inch. Should turn a 15-8 or a 15-10 up around 7000RPM +/-

Hope this helps--from a certified young fart.
Old 08-26-2006 | 10:03 PM
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10cc =.60 cubic inch or close so maybe a 20cc might be 1.20 cubic inch. 40cc may be close to 2.4 cubic inch....I think I read somewhere in a forum. But the guy was not sure if his cousins uncle told him right!!! No name
Old 08-26-2006 | 10:45 PM
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The formula to convert CC to cubic inch is this: CC X .061= cubic inches. 19cc is 1.16 cubic inches.

Hope this helps you.

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Old 08-27-2006 | 03:14 AM
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convert.exe is a nice program that can be downloaded for free. Just google for convert.exe
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This site has been very usefull.
http://www.onlineconversion.com/

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