How do you Port an Engine
04-22-2004, 11:58 AM
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RE: How do you Port an Engine
you'll need some very accurate measuring tools & some very precise grinding and polishing tools
add that to a complete knowledge of 2 stroke engines & a few years experience and you should be almost there
be prepared to ruin a few engines while you're learning
do you still fancy having a go??
add that to a complete knowledge of 2 stroke engines & a few years experience and you should be almost there
be prepared to ruin a few engines while you're learning
do you still fancy having a go??
04-22-2004, 12:47 PM
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RE: How do you Port an Engine
LoL...Adam.....I love how the British use the language and put words together..
And to answer your question..No I dont fancy having a go! LoL
Ill just find someone to do it. Thanks.[8D]
And to answer your question..No I dont fancy having a go! LoL
Ill just find someone to do it. Thanks.[8D]
i like to be amusing as well as informative
04-23-2004, 07:32 AM
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RE: How do you Port an Engine
I reckon you should have a go man !!! do it its so easy and its fun and its satisfying !!! youll need a dremmel tool with a polish bit and a conical grinding bit, singer oil, cut and polish compound and patience !!! and this link should give you the rest !
http://www.rcnitro.com/articles/nitroengines6.asp
Good Luck and enjoy the beautiful world of self modification...
http://www.rcnitro.com/articles/nitroengines6.asp
Good Luck and enjoy the beautiful world of self modification...
04-23-2004, 10:15 AM
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RE: How do you Port an Engine
Thanks for the link man..very informative....But I still don't "fancy having a go" at this moment...we'll see down the line though..thanks.
