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Post by mmm1966 on Apr 7, 2013 18:14:58 GMT -6
Anything you might have would be great ! I think i can buy a new ignition on ebay if i can figure out which one i need ? they unbolted the old one and threw it away.
Thanks for checking. Just pm me thru the forum if you find anything.
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Post by mmm1966 on Apr 6, 2013 19:52:24 GMT -6
hi,
i have a 49cc 2010 lime green renegade which was stolen. i am looking for a speedometer or lense for it. a floormat and the bottom floorboard and the front nose cover and ignition switch. it was crashed when i got it back and i want to fix it for riding season. anyone have any used parts of any color i'd be interested. unfortunately my front disc brake lock did not work. they took off the front wheel, swaped it for another and took off my front and cut the wires and hot wired it. it has 475 miles on it now. if i dont find parts i may part it out.
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 28, 2011 21:05:56 GMT -6
I didn't know that. it must be undersized like you said Sprocket. i never hear of a nut coming off with red loctite and the right tool would definitely help with the right torque. Maybe grind down a junk socket to make a tool to tighten it, i don't know ? I imagine sooner or later I will have to find out for myself when i tear into this engine i just got..
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 28, 2011 12:46:41 GMT -6
I have always used the "ultra black" silicone gasket maker . A lot of different auto makers use it in place of gaskets on the pans. It is some tuff stuff and once it dries it wont leak.
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 28, 2011 12:31:26 GMT -6
How about just adding a little blue loctite to the threads before you tighten it up ?
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 25, 2011 12:55:31 GMT -6
yea..its kinda expensive..
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 25, 2011 11:13:49 GMT -6
I emailed the company who sell this product from alibaba.com and asked the cost. This company will sell to individuals. You would think buying from the distributor it would be a little cheaper but I got a quote of $193.00 for the above setup plus $39.30 shipping to my home from Tiawan with 5 day delivery time. Was just curious as to what that setup costed. Now I know.
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 24, 2011 16:42:24 GMT -6
Does the casting have a hole restriction coming out of the pump or have they cast in extra metal in that area to allow for the fitting ? Thanks. MarCus  |
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 23, 2011 12:11:37 GMT -6
what type external pump would you use rich ? maybe kind of like a scavenge pump maybe ? i thought about putting in two lines into the sump and adding a cooler without disrupting the oil flow in the case from the main pump in case the electric pump quit working. i think it would get the same effect and if the pump failed then it would still have oil flow as long as the cooler could be mounted below the sump and not up high .. maybe tig weld in two 1/4" ferrules somewhere in the sump area to connect lines to? anyone else wanna comment on this or have any other ideas...
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 22, 2011 0:25:54 GMT -6
hi everyone, more newbe questions here. going to install big bore kit later this winter. what size do u generally bore case to for tolerance on 63mm cylinder ?  also what brand or kit is best to use? next question is what mm stroke crank is best to use? a 2mm or 4mm or ? i don't want to overkill too much. is their a a manual or web site that has good stuff on this like compresion ratios and excetra ? while i am into the million questions what type cams are out there and whats best to use ? sorry for all the questions but i am still in learning mode  |
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 15, 2011 20:01:55 GMT -6
Wow...Now I am learning a little bit more. When you say the oil pump is weak. How much pressure does it make in the engine or do you know ? I am just curious is all. Is there anywhere to get some specs on the gy6 150 engine anywhere on the web and do they make a better oil pump than the stock one ?
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Post by mmm1966 on Aug 13, 2011 13:49:38 GMT -6
HI, I have a few questions ? Has anyone seen these crank cases sides for sale before ? I am going to build a bigger gy6 engine this winter and trying to learn as much as I can before I do. I take it this is for adding an oil cooler to the 150cc engine using oil lines in the two holes shown. Do you think this piece is just drilled and tapped for oil lines or is it from another type engine like a gy6b ? Can a stock gy6 150cc engine be drilled and tapped to add an oil cooler like this one shown ? I saw this on ebay item number 180698888491 .. thanks.. marCus Attachments:
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