dayle driver?
09-09-2006, 06:51 PM
#17
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RE: dayle driver?
mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
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so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
09-09-2006, 06:54 PM
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RE: dayle driver?
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mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
ORIGINAL: smbikes
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
09-09-2006, 07:02 PM
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RE: dayle driver?
haha randy thats funny because i want your exact setup. how i should have worded it: its concerns me because high compression engines put more stress on the rotating assembly. there may not be problems, but it does put greater stress on bearings... etc... etc....
how many miles do you drive weekly randy? had any problems? im just curious because i want to do a 393...
how many miles do you drive weekly randy? had any problems? im just curious because i want to do a 393...
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I wouldnt worry about high compression... i dont have problems there... [:-]
ORIGINAL: ckyguy68
mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
ORIGINAL: smbikes
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
09-09-2006, 07:12 PM
#20
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RE: dayle driver?
ORIGINAL: ckyguy68
haha randy thats funny because i want your exact setup. how i should have worded it: its concerns me because high compression engines put more stress on the rotating assembly. there may not be problems, but it does put greater stress on bearings... etc... etc....
how many miles do you drive weekly randy? had any problems? im just curious because i want to do a 393...
haha randy thats funny because i want your exact setup. how i should have worded it: its concerns me because high compression engines put more stress on the rotating assembly. there may not be problems, but it does put greater stress on bearings... etc... etc....
how many miles do you drive weekly randy? had any problems? im just curious because i want to do a 393...
ORIGINAL: randy78045
I wouldnt worry about high compression... i dont have problems there... [:-]
ORIGINAL: ckyguy68
mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
mainly yes, but you also have to look at the other facts. high performance engines arent made to handle nearly as many miles as 'stock' engine, they also require more maintainence. just the fact that it is a higher compression engine would keep me away from driving it daily. that right there multiplies the amount of stress on the rotating assembly.
ORIGINAL: smbikes
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
so carb adjust would be the only thing i have to stay on top of?
) probably keeps me from driving it more.... 