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  1. so i actually wanna pull the bottom from the top then? and u say little pins do u mean make sure the ridge of seal is in groove? i ordered a clymers i have heard they r helpful

    yeah.if your just changing the carnk seals you'll beable to leave the cylinders and head on.you'll pull the bottom off.just flip the motor upside down on you work bench.no the pins i'm talking about or on the outter side of the bearings.you'll see them when you take it apart.there not very big

  2. when you flip it over and pull the bottom part of the case off,everything will stay in the top.sometimes the crank will try to pull up with the bottom case ,but just tap it off with a rubber mallet.there is nothing in the bottom case that will fall out unless the half rings on the bearings stick to it,if so just make sure you put them back on before you put the cases back together.your seals will slide right off and back on the crank.just make sure the little pins on the bearing are setting in the little groves on the top case when you slap it back together.dry fit the bottom case back on before you seal it for good.some times you have to adjust the gears on the tranny shaft for the forks to slide back into.

  3. i would like some info on running my shee on alcohol. the pros andd cons, whats involved in converting from gas to alcohol, whats involed in maintaining a alcohol shee, where to buy alcohol(not the liquor store)...is it the same as E-85 i see in some very few gas stations? all info will help.....thanks

    to run alky its a good idea to take out the ball and drill the hole larger in the fuel cap.also want to run a dual pingle valve.to convert the carbs you need to drill the dump tube out larger, change the needles and put power jets in the carbs.if your not going to be racing it, not really worth the hassle imo.after everyday you ride, its a really good idea to perge the carbs with gas.i've ran it on my shee i had in the past,but all i did was drag race

  4. your reeds will be fine if they aren't bad.but if you want to spend the money just put a set of boyseans in it.yes they will work with the stock cages.as for the jetting, its hard to tell what it will be without know what kind of port work it is.but either one of the builders, once they get them, can tell you where to start with that.

  5. -check and make sure the 2 arrows on the top of your case are lined up.there is one on the case and one on the clutch rod that goes down through the top of the case

    -make sure you have alittle free play in your clutch lever before it pulls the cable

    -make sure you are not leaking antifreeze into the tranny fluid

    if all is good, then sounds like you need a clutch.the fibers might look good but was the metal plates blued any?

  6. A very good friend does.

     

    It seems like most guys are running 21cc domes on pump fuel with that timing. I've even seen guys on here claiming they're running 20's on pump fuel with 4 deg. of timing. I'll figure out the head volume and timing I get it running.

    don't take this the wrong way, but the really good builders out there are not going to give you any specs.maybe i'm wrong.from experience,i would ditch the plate and have the domes in the head cut to make up the difference

  7. Yep, I gained a solid tenth in 300 feet and 2-4 MPH.

     

    I agree...however, there are only a select handful of builders than can truly make a drag port in a stocker see it's potential.

    Get your hands on one of those...you'll be in good shape.

     

    However, you're going to pay for it. A really, really good drag port is triple exhaust, boost port intakes and runs a solid 500 bucks or so just for the port work, bore/hone if needed. You can get a new 4 mil cub cylinder for 600 bucks? Go for it. All day long.

    i agree!

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