Hello Grant
The only standard bore range Wiseco Superstocks currently that we sell are for the Blaster .080 & .090. The rest are machined and imported from Taiwan with forgings identical to Wiseco.
Thank you for contacting Vito's
i used the trinity 2 into 1 with a smaller carb it worked well wasnt as revy as two carbs. i have no idea what people are talking about when they dis the guys there. they are helpful . i just ordered and recieved there 2 33 pwk carb kit with manifolds. quality was there no complaints. call them and talk to them.
i went for the athena setup, i took some good pics of the cyls too. athena picts
its good for the price. as you can see the ports are a great deal better than stock.
did the parts washer at work cleaned the inside good, outside has some corosion going or oxidization. doesnt seem to be any beed blasters in my area. thinking ill just leave it rather than make it worse
have it all apart , leaning towards sand blasting but also thinking that will stain even easier. anyone have any tech on how to make em look new again?
both are good, vitos banshee pistons are not wiesco, there blaster ones are. its best to port your cyls and use weisco. or get new cyls and use weisco . pistons dont cause problems the engine builder does this all on his own.
time for a bore job and new pistons, option 2 is run it like that and the piston skirt will break off and you will have major dammage. dont make the mistake of slapping a set of pistons in either
1: a stock coil has more than enough spark energy, stay away from no namers. dyna makes factory stuff they are good
2: the wires screw in
my 2 cents use a stock coil and spend the 60 on adjustable timming plate matton sells em cheap
yes you leave them out, all there purpose is to "cushion" the engagement of the clutch. the only reason to put them back in is if you suffer from some sort of separation anxiety.