Another question here:
You know the head on the big bore kit and it has 1 side of it that is flat?
Can you check one of your engines and tell me which way it faces please? (Toward the exhaust, toward the pullstart/ cgi, toward the clutch, or does it face up?)
Reason I ask this is because I disassembled my engine and did not check which way it was facing. I want you to check 2 of your engines and see if they both have a head that has the flat facing the same direction and which way is it facing?
For your interest, the pull starter outside frame was pushing on the head kit all the time, but when I made it facing the exhaust it was not pushing on it at all.
How I tested this:
Basically the pull start casing interferes with the circular part on the right side, so I took all 4 of the head bolts off, but left the head on.
I made the flat side of the head face up, toward the clutch, and toward the pull start and when I tightened the pull start it seemed to get in contact with the head and I was not able to move/ turn the head.
When I made it face the exhaust and screw the pull start on, I was able to freely move the head and turn it around as if it was loose.
The reason is this: the pull start casing touched the right side of the head where it was circular, but with I turned it to face toward the exhaust the right side was flat and so yes it was not touching it and I was able to move it around.
Now I am asking which is the best position and why?
Another question:
When I disassembled my head.. on the top of the cylinder where it looks like a circle (a circular copper gasket lies on top of it) I saw a lot of scratches. Do you have that? Was it caused by the circular copper gasket? Please check your engine (and take the circular copper gasket off) to understand what I mean.
Will that reduce anything? Will that cause even a slight bit of performance loss?
And another question:
How many circular copper gaskets are inside when you take your head off?
In the big bore stage 2 engine kit pictures it shows 2 of them, but when I opened my head I only saw 1.
Where is the other? Is there even another circular copper gasket? Is there really 2?
Please answer all of these questions that I asked so that I would not end up asking them again later.
You know the head on the big bore kit and it has 1 side of it that is flat?
Can you check one of your engines and tell me which way it faces please? (Toward the exhaust, toward the pullstart/ cgi, toward the clutch, or does it face up?)
Reason I ask this is because I disassembled my engine and did not check which way it was facing. I want you to check 2 of your engines and see if they both have a head that has the flat facing the same direction and which way is it facing?
For your interest, the pull starter outside frame was pushing on the head kit all the time, but when I made it facing the exhaust it was not pushing on it at all.
How I tested this:
Basically the pull start casing interferes with the circular part on the right side, so I took all 4 of the head bolts off, but left the head on.
I made the flat side of the head face up, toward the clutch, and toward the pull start and when I tightened the pull start it seemed to get in contact with the head and I was not able to move/ turn the head.
When I made it face the exhaust and screw the pull start on, I was able to freely move the head and turn it around as if it was loose.
The reason is this: the pull start casing touched the right side of the head where it was circular, but with I turned it to face toward the exhaust the right side was flat and so yes it was not touching it and I was able to move it around.
Now I am asking which is the best position and why?
Another question:
When I disassembled my head.. on the top of the cylinder where it looks like a circle (a circular copper gasket lies on top of it) I saw a lot of scratches. Do you have that? Was it caused by the circular copper gasket? Please check your engine (and take the circular copper gasket off) to understand what I mean.
Will that reduce anything? Will that cause even a slight bit of performance loss?
And another question:
How many circular copper gaskets are inside when you take your head off?
In the big bore stage 2 engine kit pictures it shows 2 of them, but when I opened my head I only saw 1.
Where is the other? Is there even another circular copper gasket? Is there really 2?
Please answer all of these questions that I asked so that I would not end up asking them again later.
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