Harbor Freight Clone Help..

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bikerboy1000

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i want my motor to go as fast as possible, i work on air conditioners for a living, dont know to much bout motors...

this is what i have done so far...

1. took govner out...
2. ordered bigger cam, and springs, billet flywheel, and billet rod...

any other thing i can do... i dont race at tracks or nothing just like messing with neighbor hood kids.. :roflol:

how do i replace cam? do the timing dots line up with piston a tdc? how fast , what rpms should i expect to see when i change cam flywheel, rod, springs??

it goes like 39 mph right now with govner out.( waiting on rod, flywheel and cam , springs to come in mail).. its just a lil yard yart...
 

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Sounds like you have a good start. The rod is the toughest thing to install.. you need a micro torque wrench to tighten the bolts in sequence correctly. You'll also have to reinstall the piston/rings.

Flywheel is a simple remove and replace item (don't use a hammer), and the cam is like you said, install with the marks together and then install the springs, you'll also have to learn how to set valve lash when you are done.
 

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russ2251 i make enough money to piss away some , im not dumb, i know a lil bout car motors,
 

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how fast should i run with these mods i listed? im looking to go faster than the neighbor kids, should not be hard, they run 5hp briggs, i had a briggs, slung a rod..
 

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i make enough money to piss away some ,

wow.... i dont really see the point in getting a billet flywheel for a clone, granted its lighter and there is not risk of it flying apart (ahem...) but i would ne incline to keep some some weight for the momentum needed to start the engine, but thats just my view of it.
 
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