biggest 4-stroke kit
- Thread starter beerbattered
- Start date
all in-frame 4cycle kits are either Honda GXH or HuaSheng 142f engines (49cc) AFAIK
others have adapted bigger engines, but that is what comes stock
others have adapted bigger engines, but that is what comes stock
Is in early development and start testing next week; http://motorbicycling.com/f37/new-frame-4-stroke-kit-development-13442.html
We have a tentative target date of spring for release though.
We have a tentative target date of spring for release though.
Last edited:
http://motorbicycling.com/f37/harbor-freight-greyhound-79cc-engine-11757.html
Check out this thread.
Check out this thread.
Was just gonna PM you Bill. Didn't mean to come off contrary. Your right, was the question. Was just sitting here avoiding work and studying and rambled.
Hi, well this should be common knowledge, but there is a High-perf 502 chevy availble. Check with your local speed-shop, they should be able to get you motormounts, fuel cells, emergency disconnect for the battery, and anything else you might need.
Mike
Mike
A 502 Chevy MB engine kit? Yaaahoooo! Now that should go alot faster and handle better that the Dodge Tomahawk!
I think that Whizzer tank holds about enough gas to get it started and get the gas station...and from there, to the next closest gas station...and so on...
Hi guys, that's not a BIG engine, that is only a 350 Chevy! He does have a BIG sprocket, tho.
Mike
Mike
Actually I think it is a 265 or maybe a 283. That picture is from the late 50's or early 60's.
Jim
Jim
isn't that the front of the engine because that's the timing chain cover & the fuel pump was towards the front on those engines. We sure hijacked this thread, didn't we
Last edited:
That is indeed the front of the engine. I doubt there is a radiator. He's running it drag race style. Notice how there is just a hose where the water pump would normally be?
_ And my guess would be a 283- but looks like a dual carb.
_ And my guess would be a 283- but looks like a dual carb.
Oops! I guess I was confused by the carb being that far to the front. Maybe this is a V6. It doesn't appear to be projecting out too far.
On the original topic I have seen pictures of a 110 cc engine shoehorned into a bike frame but I'm fairly certain it didn't come as a kit.
On the original topic I have seen pictures of a 110 cc engine shoehorned into a bike frame but I'm fairly certain it didn't come as a kit.
