No workshop but...
Moderator: Moderators
No workshop but...
I'll be at work tomorrow building up Crushed's new engine. I should be there from about 9:30 on. Feel free to pop by.
It was nice to see David and Angelo. Thanks for coming out!
After you left I did pull the clutch back down. I modified a clutch puller to compress the clutch and I pulled the plates. The clutch was fine but the clutch cover was dragging on the clutch which is what made it difficult to turn. I think I need a larger cover spacer but I'll check on the smallframe lists before ordering.
Everything else went very well with my squish coming in at 1.05 mm with no machining!
After you left I did pull the clutch back down. I modified a clutch puller to compress the clutch and I pulled the plates. The clutch was fine but the clutch cover was dragging on the clutch which is what made it difficult to turn. I think I need a larger cover spacer but I'll check on the smallframe lists before ordering.
Everything else went very well with my squish coming in at 1.05 mm with no machining!
what about we take the top end off lefty and machine it down to a proper squish?jbcollier wrote:His name is Bert though he has, on occasion, answered to other names!
Hah! 3 mm of squish, don't get me started!
Too late ...
�Long live vintage motorcycles that are too tough to die...�
- Dustin Kott-
- Dustin Kott-
If it has a thicker head gasket, then it's a simple matter of substituting a thinner one and machining the combustion chamber to keep the compression the same.
If it has a thicker base plate, we can't use a thinner one without altering the port timings. In that case, we would have to machine the top of the cylinder down instead. As well, of course, machine the chamber as previous.
If it has a thicker base plate, we can't use a thinner one without altering the port timings. In that case, we would have to machine the top of the cylinder down instead. As well, of course, machine the chamber as previous.