I have decided to get an after market Head. I want another head because they look rather cool, run cooler and possibly provide a little extra oomph! What I don't want is having to do extra milling on the block. My motor is a 66/80 Skyhawk stock I suppose. If you can give me the correct information I will order it tonight.
Looking for cyclinder Head
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culvercityclassic
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Treatland puch head. Best head you will get for the money
It will mate to the block without any extra work just a gasket to go between them?
culvercityclassic
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Just need to drill out the ho's a bit and it works fine. I can post a picture if needed
I've tried to order at least 10 times. The system will not check me out.
Still will just not happen.
Arrowcycles
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Fred at CR machine makes the only head that is designed for these motors that have been proven to be the best in performance. I think the racers can vouch for that.
fx-2
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You might try 1977 Mopeds ,they show them in stock . And as CCC said they are the best bang for the buck . http://www.1977mopeds.com/parts/engine/cylinder-heads.html
Dogtown Burner
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I Use Freds Heads on my engines. he makes 3 sizes of combustion chamber. from low to crank killer high. we sell them as well. dont go removing this, Paul- i'm not hawking stuff here, just answering a question!
I was reading somewhere the cylinder block might need to be machined in order for the head to fit properly.
truckd
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Most often if you lap the head it should be just fine, I bought the 70cc Hi Hi comp from from Treatland and just bored the holes from 6mm to 8mm & it's all good, I never experienced a problem ordering or paying, I use Pay Pal maybe something is wrong with they're site ?? you can call them they'll & check they'll walk you through it, they're pretty good guys over there.
mew905
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I had to dremel mine outwards a bit, my stud spacing was too wide, it was only like 1/8th or maybe 1/4 inch each + make the holes bigger, but it worked. My only problem with the puch heads is even the thinnest 14mm socket I can find anywhere gets jammed between the nut and the fins. I grind and grind them down to the point where I'm considerably deafened for a while, and it still gets jammed. However, am I happy with performance? No, not really. Am I happy with the looks? No... not really. I bought it assuming it would be better, but the 70cc hi head with no gasket at all (I used some permetex to seal it) produces no more noticable power than my stock head. If you're looking for performance? Maybe get the hi-hi. As stated, best bang for your buck. I know parts makers are trying to make money and whatnot but I will never pay $80 for a head to go on a motor that cost me $90 [no kit]
truckd
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I used the automotive grade Allen bolts and bought the Allen socket for the torque wrench problem solved and 4 flat washer's backed up with lock washer Bam! no headaches no grinding anything but did drill the from 6 to 8mm 15mins and since it is the 70cc Hi Hi comp head I used one kit gasket copper coated and made my own base gasket.
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Nothing kools , performs or looks the KOOLEST like a RCMACHINE racing head. Nothing ! I have one .
truckd
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Here is the contact for CRmachine Web Page and Ph #
http://www.crmachine.com/Motorized_Bike_Parts.php
I have his head too (stage 1 performance package for $160.oo) but I am more concerned with performance,as everyone with his head swares by the cooling, little is talked about of the performance
http://www.crmachine.com/Motorized_Bike_Parts.php
I have his head too (stage 1 performance package for $160.oo) but I am more concerned with performance,as everyone with his head swares by the cooling, little is talked about of the performance
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Looked at your website and it said no products to display. I would like to know what is in the performance package. Thanks!
truckd
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That's Kinda strange this is the CRmachine main web site I clicked on the link provided and it took me right to it, now if you got the main page there is another web link in the top right corner click on to that.
The stage 1 upper end kit has a CR head, ported cylinder,ported intake manifold,modified piston, precision wrist pin and needle bearing,2base gaskets,2head gaskets and NGK cold plug & advice about install(I think that the advice is free)
CRMachine
Tele# (603) 899-9871
Fax # (603) 899-6036
The stage 1 upper end kit has a CR head, ported cylinder,ported intake manifold,modified piston, precision wrist pin and needle bearing,2base gaskets,2head gaskets and NGK cold plug & advice about install(I think that the advice is free)
CRMachine
Tele# (603) 899-9871
Fax # (603) 899-6036
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Like I said I will need to talk to them. Thanks!
