ԁυƖƖ a 2 stroke dirt bike clyinder οn a vertical milling machine. Video Rating: 4 / 5
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yes Get your piston previous to you bore. Then Bore it to fit the pistone on a 2
stroke engine Usually (in General) about .002 inch per side is about a new
clearance for most amd for a 4 Stroke it is usually about half the amount
they run a much closer tolerance than 2 strokes.
can you please make vid how u center xyz in ref to scale and those.000x
#’s? ive got low base 3in1 smithy, not an champ yet an underdog but im
confused by initial settings
Just use some emeory cloth or fine high quality sand paper Or some time
hand work it with a die grinder with a marble Takes prastice but not to
trying.
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what does the term “bore” really mean?
sorry if it’s really obvious for you!
How do you know the piston size after that. I’m new to this stuff.
I just hand work the edges with a small diamond file
yes Get your piston previous to you bore. Then Bore it to fit the pistone on a 2
stroke engine Usually (in General) about .002 inch per side is about a new
clearance for most amd for a 4 Stroke it is usually about half the amount
they run a much closer tolerance than 2 strokes.
Do you need larger pistons after dull the cylinders out?
I was only asking..
what do you use to peter out the port edges?
Thanks it came off a yamama dt 100
It came off a yamaha dt 100
you can get one from MSC or Enco or most any Industrial sales shop its a
carbid tiped dull bar.
can you please make vid how u center xyz in ref to scale and those.000x
#’s? ive got low base 3in1 smithy, not an champ yet an underdog but im
confused by initial settings
incorrect it had a very nice end when done and a .001 left to hone out
If you bore a cylinder you cant use the ancient pistons.you have to get new
ones that fit the bore size.
Yes .!!
Always use a proper reboreing machine. Its quicker, and more acurate.
scarry but fascinating, dont know if i would try that on my yz
same here, ok just wondering.
i do it the best doable way a milling machine in the proper way to do
this type of job!!!
Nice job, getting it done with the tools available. Looks like a Honda MT
or MB cilinder?
I am the man most all Engineers come to when they just don,t have a clue. I
am a Tool Maker aha…
Just use some emeory cloth or fine high quality sand paper Or some time
hand work it with a die grinder with a marble Takes prastice but not to
trying.
no, i am much more i am a tool maker of 35 years, i am the man the
engineers come to when they don’t have a freaking clue .. aha that right
NO it worked just fine thank you
what dirt bike that did that jug come out of, it seems very small, looks
like a yamaha jug.
Is it doable to bore one out without putting a release scratch on it or
any hurt to the fins ?