Recent content by dinot71

Did you even read what I wrote? Try reading it again....the entire posting this time.

When I tune my racing motorcycle is use a color tune on two of my cylinders to try and obtain near perfect combustion at higher RPMS, I wonder how it would work on a single cylinder engine? http://www.carbtune.com/ After you go to to main page hit the "Colortune" link and you will see how...

I might just go to Englishtown for the Wednesday night open track nights. I do not know how long I will keep it. I am getting the cart for $250 so worst case is that I can always sell it for that plus the seat it needs to make it road worthy. Do you know where I can get a cheap used seat for it...

I think they rev up to 6000 rpm's

I will let you know tomorrow night about the performance after I test ride it :auto: I just hope I can start it with my drill.

I am no expert on 2 cycle engines but I thought they did not have valves like a conventional engine :confused:

Is a rebuild hard to do and expensive? Do you what parts need to be replaced?

I am new to carting and I may be picking up a cart tomorrow with an older (8-10 years old) COMER 100cc engine. Can someone tell me if these are good and/or reliable engines? Does age degrade them at all? Can they be started with a quality high power drill? Here's a few closeups of the engine.

I was wondering if someone can tell me if its possible to start a COMET 100 cc (KPv-100?) 2 cycle motor with a large drill or an impact gun set to a low setting. If you can use a drill please tell em which one you used. I am sort of new to this so I will assume that you place the stater (drill)...

OMG, just when I thought I saw everything that can shock me in NJ :roflol:

Jeez the owner doesn't even know how to spell the work "brake"...imagine what he doesn't know about engines!!!

Will this work on the various other 5 hp and 6.5 hp clone engines too?

I am picking up the entire cart tomorrow morning for $100, I thought that was a pretty good deal, now I need a engine and a few other things as I go along. I was thinking about installing a disk brake if I can. Thanks again.

Thanks for letting me know. Is this a run of the mill set up of is it considered "better". It has a 60 tooth now and it seems to be in decent shape, needs to be cleaned since the previous owner had it outside for a number of years.

It looks like it is some type of ring sprocket? And its bolted to some other part that is attached to the axle. Is this considered a "Live axle"? Do they still make these? I do not want to buy something that I can not find parts for. Any info would be greatly appreciated.