Need info on Briggs Cam installation.
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Definately know what a Horizontal is, just didn't know if it matters whether it's for a later or older model.
This is a kit that's supposed to get 8.5hp out of a 5hp engine. Can't wait to hear it. Thinking of putting it into my Bonanza BC1400 series bike with 8" wheels, and a TAV unit for riding by the river a block from my house.
This is a kit that's supposed to get 8.5hp out of a 5hp engine. Can't wait to hear it. Thinking of putting it into my Bonanza BC1400 series bike with 8" wheels, and a TAV unit for riding by the river a block from my house.
.......thanks:thumbsup:
Turk Bros has a good kit that should make a little more power then that one. And I think it may be a little cheaper?
It doesn't shorten the life of the motor. But what does is you riding it a lot more because it's faster then your other motors.
I wasn't saying "Horizontal" for him. I was just saying it, because a lot of kids read this stuff also and think everything is the same. I get some phone calls with all kinds of weird questions, usually from kids. I just have to make sure I clarify everything very good when posting.
It doesn't shorten the life of the motor. But what does is you riding it a lot more because it's faster then your other motors.
I wasn't saying "Horizontal" for him. I was just saying it, because a lot of kids read this stuff also and think everything is the same. I get some phone calls with all kinds of weird questions, usually from kids. I just have to make sure I clarify everything very good when posting.
I'm planning to just use a good running 5hp I already have, and know is good, and just change the valvetrain parts. Hoping to get by with the stock carb at least at first.
This isn't one I plan to race or anything. Just something for my personal riding bike. There's some good hills down by the river, so I hope to take advantage of that.
My BC1000 climbs steep hills like crazy, so I feel that the cam kit, Torq a verter, and 8" Bonanza wheels will be a nice package. My Honda 70 is nice to ride down there, but nowhere near the torque of a Briggs.
This isn't one I plan to race or anything. Just something for my personal riding bike. There's some good hills down by the river, so I hope to take advantage of that.
My BC1000 climbs steep hills like crazy, so I feel that the cam kit, Torq a verter, and 8" Bonanza wheels will be a nice package. My Honda 70 is nice to ride down there, but nowhere near the torque of a Briggs.