MG porting
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What where your original numbers?
What where your original numbers?
What in the heck!!!It isn't mine, but wow!
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So fabz is doin snowmobiles now too??!It isn't mine, but wow!
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It isn't mine, but wow!
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Maybe that’s how the new AM Golf pistons come.
I realize that what they were trying to do I think? I believe they were thinking less friction but pretty hard to get good compression out of a cylinder and piston that look like the surface of the moon.Dammit! You beat me to it. Lol.
I highly doubt he went above the exhaust with those dimples.I realize that what they were trying to do I think? I believe they were thinking less friction but pretty hard to get good compression out of a cylinder and piston that look like the surface of the moon.
I thought so too. But if those dimples are much bigger than a mm in diameter, there won't be much case compressionI highly doubt he went above the exhaust with those dimples.
Looks like he was all over the place with them and to me if it ran it couldn't of ran very well just saying.I highly doubt he went above the exhaust with those dimples.
I remember trinity racing used to advertise a much milder version of that, “stage 4 piston mods” they claimed no power increased, but it helped hold oil on the piston....It isn't mine, but wow!
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On a reed valve tuned pipe two stroke, crankcase compression is less of a factor, and in “pipe theory” more crankcase volume can be an advantage with a good scavaging pipe! The pipe will pull mix in from the crankcase, creating a draw on the crankcase, increased volume can gain power to a limit of coarse! There are many times the factory got crankcase volume incorrect on motocross bikes! A trx 250r run well with a 1/4 cylinder spacer with a long rod and 86 piston, it would kill crankcase compression, but it’s not as much of a factor as a piston port motor, and with a good pipe it can gain power.I thought so too. But if those dimples are much bigger than a mm in diameter, there won't be much case compression
Not a ported cylinder but a piston that I worked over a little bit for a ported cylinder. View attachment 138225 before. View attachment 138226 after. See the difference.
Lol look closer.I don't see it lol
Looks like he opened up the windows in the piston a touch.I don't see it lol