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can we have basic porting term thread?

cobey

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Uh-oh Cobey, you ain't been grinding on that 064 have ya?!
No junky 024's and stuff, no failures
Yet..... I don't think the 064 needs grinding. I have made them better,
But I want to know why I'm doing
What I'm doing .i have copied what I have seen done before. I can make 4 strokes
Go real good. Need to learn 2 cycles
 

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No junky 024's and stuff, no failures
Yet..... I don't think the 064 needs grinding. I have made them better,
But I want to know why I'm doing
What I'm doing .i have copied what I have seen done before. I can make 4 strokes
Go real good. Need to learn 2 cycles

You can send me those "junky 024's" ;)
 

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How come they are called 1122's


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That's the first numbers of every part on them. There 1122 series saw. 044 or 460 I can't remember which is a 1128 series.
 

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The latter is how I open the mains to keep from adding capacity.
 

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Some of us newbies need to learn basic terminology, can we get help.
I know TDC bdc.... but blow down and stuff.
Lots of great guys on here willing to help.
Probably best if you ask about specific things or terms to be explained
 

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This is a 272 jug, we would call it out as having closed ports (the transfers have their own external tunnels to the cylinder walls). This also what we term as a dual or two port transfer design. Pic #2 is the upper and lower transfers, one upper transfer per side, left hand and right hand make it a dual port. The lower transfer is at the top of the pic as the jug is upside down for photos. The exhaust port is on pic #1 and the intake is pic #3. I'll go get some more photos for the OP.
 
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