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Discussion Starter · #22 ·
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Thanks, I see more clearly, what's the angle on that ruler, between both admission port?
Those clamps seems great, probably more efficient indeed than mine !
Gotta upgrade i guess...
 
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F.St.M. said:
30⁰ would be the very sharp angle that is out of the photo on the right hand side.

It's either 60 or 90 degrees between the ports, I can't tell from the picture
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Opps...

My bad....I was reading it from the 90 degree....


SAE would hang me from the Highest Yardarm....If they found that out...

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_SAE_stand_for_with_hand_tools

It is 60 degrees from 0.....

Please don't tell the SAE....I been hung enough...:eek:

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I am finding that our rubber parts are not holding up as long as they used to. Also I could not see in your pics if you have a bracket to hold the carb. If the carb moves the seals will leak. Change those clamps. peace
 
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Right on the 60° !
Yes we still have this guillotine, the blade is just a little rusted from not been used for about 2 century, should be perfect cut ... ;)
Yes I have a bracket to hold my carb.
New seals ordered...
I'll let you know how it goes when installed
 
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My Family Tree has Beheading in it ...
Although it was an Ax.
It would have been more humane if they had use the Guillotine.
Took two chops for the Ax to cut off her head.
The second hit still didn't do the job...With a sawing motion of the Ax, it was served.

You may be familiar with her...
She did spend alot of time in your Country.

"Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots" ..... (1542-1567)
Also queen consort of France ....... (1559-1560)

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Sorry Guys for this gruesome glimpse of the past...:(...:eek:

Guess you could say that the struggle for Power..can result in "Loosing your Head"
Hope that don't apply to Big Bores and Strokes, If So.......... (I'm Fucked..:eek:..!!!)
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I had a similar issue on my pan shovel my Magento han vibrated to retard going down highway. Got home and found my hold down bolt had come loose and timing fell off started easy and ran good until at highway speeds. You may want to check your mag timing or just turn mag forward towards cylinder while riding and see if problem goes away.
 
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If you did use the 78-up band type seals.....You also would need the spacers to fill in the gaps of the head ports and manifold...

Also....If....Your dealing with a large gap those spacers can be had wider ...
They are called stroker rings....


VT No: 35-0412
Intake manifold adapter rings for stroker .200 taller cylinders are used to update early style O-ring intake manifolds and cylinder heads to late style flat band type seals.


VT No: 35-0411
Intake manifold adapter rings for stock cylinders are used to update early style O-ring intake manifolds and cylinder heads to late style flat band type seals.

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