Recent content by r_chez_08

Selling this, I will post internationally. Check out this item I found on eBay: End time: Dec 8, 2012 9:35:39 PM Item: Honda Gx160 or gx200 6.5 5.5hp high compression cylinder head or stock 14cc URL: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=221159974715 Alt URL: Honda Gx160...

If you can't get it out, a new carb is only like $20.

I have heard the dowels are just for alignment. I would drill for dowells anyway.

I would allow for atleast .025 head to piston clearance. I have a 14cc head FS if you want it?

I think it is a smidgen larger. Maybe time for an upgrade :scooter: I would try roughening it up and cleaning it, then put a little JB weld in the hole. You may be able to tap it, or just hold it together with JB.

I bored my own. Take it easy. You can bore up to .680 venturi if you do it right. I broke through into the idle jet area. Be careful! JB weld is your friend. I got mine to around .650. You can also bore the throttle bore, but then you need to fab a throttle plate. I would also shave down...

Different bore to the pred.

you can use solder or heatshrink to cover some of the holes in your stock e tube to make it similar to the 140 one.

Could be a clogged main jet or passage in the carburettor.

Small engine cams make a black mamba jr cam for 2000-6000rpm.

Check valve lash. Set it to around .002 ex, and .003 in.

I found resistance readings for the clone coils a few years ago. Told me that I had a bad coil with a multimeter. I think they were on a service manual, can't find any good manuals now though! Maybe do some searching.

You could probably use a Honda starter cup with your new recoil, just remove the flywheel nut, put on new cup and torque back to the correct torque (54ft lb iirc). There are a few different types of cups- My gx160 uses plastic pawls to engage with a cup with pressed engagement places My 196...

A reduction gearbox is a box that usually mounts to the motor and changes the gear ratio. They usually come in 2:1 and 6:1, but can come with other ratios. You can get a 3/4" clutch for $25-30. But what is the clutch like that is on the current motor?

Hey, why don't you make up an adapter for the 1" driven so you can bolt it all up?