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There a good chance that the cylinder is no longer setting flush. IIRC, the transfer cover bolt heads are proud of the base of the cylinder. The one on the front right will hit the case as well.Has anyone put the 550 together sans base gasket? the gasket is .027 thick, I bolted the cyl. down no gasket and squish is .018, will this fly? will also open up the muffler.
Delete the gasket and make sure the transfer covers have clearance as Brad stated and pressure check everything good before reassembly. I use 518 and Loctite Activator when I delete the gasket and has worked well for me. The activator makes a differenceThanks for all the tips and advice Guys, but no way am I gonna run .045 squish, that ain't my nature.
Damn epa and lean conditionsI don't do much with pics and it's all tore down now, it's just a nice clean 550, heck that grey clutch cover even looks good yet.
The old cyl. will clean up too.
All the damage is on the exhaust side, it seems if it were bad fuel the damage would be all around but this concentrated at the exhaust port. Before I run it I'll take it to the dealer and have it flashed.