Welcome to V4MuscleBike. Whether you're looking for parts, technical advice or just want to hang out and chat, you've come to the right place. We have a very friendly and knowledgeable group here. So please take a moment to register and introduce yourself. Member Location : Sand Hollow, Id. I replaced the sleeve on a 2 stroke once by putting it in the oven, siting on a deep sauce pan.
I turned up the heat all of the way and when I opened the oven the sleeve was in the sauce pan while the cylinder was still sitting on the rim of the pan. The sleeves are cast into the block but they are still smooth and can be removed. Just makes the whole thing easier. Location : Perigueux Aquitaine France. Last edited by vfg24; at PM. Originally Posted by vfg Exactly this way. We did it at work, with the help of all the tools an aircraft engine factory can offer but they are easily removed.
Location : Maryville, Tn. Chung Li, Taiwan. Looks like cooling is done around the case and not the sleeve. I would worry about how strong the case is at the base. Might be better repairing your cylinder or getting another case. Yes, very different, indeed! On the VF, the sleeves are secured with 4 bolts at the top while they seem casted in the block on the V In this case, an other block is the way to go! Founding Member I would be afraid of busting the block where the sleeve sits since the water jacket is around it.
The VF uses the block with separate wet liners. The other 's and 's have the liners cast in, and they are not considered removable. But if you can find some oversize pistons, you could bore them oversize. Originally Posted by jaliv. Sponsor, Moderator. Location : Brampton, Ontaxio, Canada. Originally Posted by Spotty. Like this?? If what you know is in collision with what you observe, then something that you believe to be true I guarantee fast service - no matter how long it takes to make it perfect!!!
Pirates that used an 'X' to mark the spot were stupid - if they had used a 'G' nobody would have ever found it!!! They say married men live longer - I think it just feels like that!!! Visit my website at The Carb Spa. Guests, you are only seeing a portion of the information available! Grab a tissue before you watch this. Location : Morris MN. Well I took MagAndy's advice and bought the case. Hopefully it will work for what I need. Here's the full story: I bought the bike from Fargo but the number 3 cylinder is blown and the sleeve is deeply scored so far everything else looks good- but I really haven't torn it down yet.
