Local ported cylinders for sale!

[AirForceRulz]

These cylinders are for sale on e-bay . The guy lives here locally and i might be able to get them cheaper. To me that porting does'nt look to drastic it looks like not alot was taken off on the intake, but i might be wrong! Any opinions will be greatly appreciated!

THANX

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/yamaha-bans...sspagenameZWDVW

 

These are for sale by the same guy but they look like a hacked up set of jugs i dunno. The HP numbers for both cylinders look a lil high wut u guys thaink?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/yamaha-bans...sspagenameZWDVW

 

[fast500#12]

that second set looks pretty rough

[AirForceRulz]

Thanx for the response!

Dont any of you guys have opinions?

Do those HP saound realistic to u guys?

Please

!!!!

[fast500#12]

you can't really tell from the intake side. most of the power comes from the transfers and exhaust. but with the intakes looking like that i can only imagine what the rest look like. the first set, that one cylinder looks pretty scratched up. i personally wouldn't buy either one, i would just save the money and have mine done or get a cub set up.

Edited May 17, 2006 by fast500#12

[sheefreak]

I can't see them because I have a Firewall at work that blocks Ebay. But you can't tell as mentioned above from looking at the intake. As a matter of fact, if the intake is hogged out, it will only make the cylinder less reliable. The intake is not the bottle neck on these cylinders.

[Toybreaker]

I agree. save up for some cubs or send your set out to a professional. Those don't look worth the money.

I have tried porting several cylinders. When you don't know what you are doing you can ruin a good flowing cylinder with the quickness.

But asking professionals for some input and paying attention to detail can get you a good set of cylinders.