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firebanshee

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  1. Unless you have a few extra sets of cylinders and your trying to learn a few things. I would suggest you send them out to Jeff @FAST he does awesome work very very clean or any of the site sponsers. I do all of my own work, but when it comes to porting I'll leave that up to the professionals. Just remember you can spend a dollar trying to save a quarter.

    I agree with what you said 100%,but it use to be alot of fun and a since of pride to port my own cylinders and see how they ran against the competition.Go out and get beat, come home and rip of my cylinders and try something else and see how it worked.But if you are not into tearing your bike apart all the time and don't want to risk a set of cylinders then having them done by a pro it the best route.That use to be half the fun of riding for me,now that i am older i just run cp cylinders and let the pros port them.(Redline)

  2. Did you add the idle screws when you removed the T.O.R.S.? You have to drill your carbs and add idle screws. You could try pulling your choke out when your bike starts back firing and see if it changes anything.This will help you figure out if it is a fuel problem or an ignition problem. Also what pilots do you have?I would run 27.pilot. When you do a plug chop do your plugs look golden brown?

  3. Im pretty sure my pickup gap is good. I just used an old credit card to check it. Long story short, the pickup gas is the reason I rebuilt my engine. One of the screws that holds the pickup on came out when running and wedged itself between the flywheel and pickup....thought I seized a crank bearing. Needless to say I made sure those screws had locktight on them.

     

    Probably get new plugs tommorrow and do a plug chop to check the jetting. Thanks for the input!

    What size pilot jet do you have?

  4. what gearing would you recommened for it

    Since you have the 42 rear with your set up and only 20 inch tires i would try a 14-42.If you cant launch in 2nd without bogging with 14-42 you could go up to a 43 in the rear.12-42 with a 20 inch tire is crazy low geared. You do not want to shift into 6th gear at all, you want to be wound out in 5th gear when you cross the line, so try to gear for that with a 2nd gear launch, with no bog,feather the clutch at the line if you have to.

  5. Actually I can and will do the porting. If I could have gone an easier route like cutting the crown or using a spacer I was willing to at least try and learn something about it.

     

    Bragging about beating someone whose bike isn't running right is just stupid. I guess next you are going to be telling people that cubs suck because you beat one.

    A cub that is jetted right, chassis set up right, right tires with PT Hi-Revs will stomp on your bike with T-5's any day of the week.

     

     

     

    I'm not an engine builder but I am almost certain PT Hi-revs would be a better match for the longer port durations of the cub than t-5's would.

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    What do you think people used for drag pipes before all these other pipes were so avalible,myself included? O yea cut t-3s and T-5s when they came out.

  6. I would just re ring it and hone it like you said,if everything looks new you should be good to go. Your compression loss was the bad oring, you might not even need new rings if you are on a budget.If you put it back together and don't like the compression then you have lost nothing but a little labor cause the coolhead o rings are reusable if they still look good just use good grease.

  7. Just pull in the clutch after the run and click it down to first while you are still rolling,use your brake and come to a stop or slow roll and let out the clutch and leave it in first. I run a duneable overide so i can backload mine some but the drag only style you can't.

  8. If you go bigger on the back sprocket then it will gear you lower and give you more bottom end grunt,if you go bigger on the front sprocket it will gear you higher and you will lose on the bottom and gain on the top. Adding or subtracting one tooth on the front is like adding or subtracting three in the back.

  9. All that compression will def kill your over-rev,i use to rattle plugs loose with 18cc domes on alky, i put in 21cc domes and pumped about 180ish at sea level and my bike ran alot harder and ALOT more reliable. You should lower your compression and run more timing.

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  10. Paul Turner high rev pipes would not be my choice of pipe for drag racing and hillshooting in the sand. I have never ran a set but i also have never been out ran by a set either. I think T-5s will out run high revs, not to mention the cpi,shearer,rockets,fat bastards, a little off topic but it sounds like you are trying to get all you can out of your bike after seeing all your other posts.IMO

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