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Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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nicholas

I hear what you are saying.
But, mine is making vibrasions when revved pasted 5500rpm. I just thought of a damn good example to explain the vibration.

If you hold a radio controlled car in your hand, in the air, and rev the crap out of it, with the remote, to get high revs.This is what the vibration feels like, only louder and more vibrasion because the car is obviously larger than the radio controlled car's body.
People told me that it will be smooth revving when balanced. Did you ever rev a toyota to max rpm?
That is what I want. The toyotas of today are sooo smooth in the whole rev range.
Even at 7000rpm for the 1300cc engines.

Thanks anyway for the reply. About the GX head?
No way in hell I am going to skim and port it.
If you know how difficult it is (and how precious it is) to get a GX head you will understand.
Thanks anyway for the help.

Posted on: 2005/3/17 8:28
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     Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/15 6:29
       Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly converted 2005/3/15 6:38
         Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly ddgonzal 2005/3/15 7:33
           Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Dodgeman 2005/3/15 11:17
             Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/15 12:05
               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly L18_B110 2005/3/15 14:00
                 Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/16 8:40
                   Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/16 9:18
                     Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/16 9:31
                       Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly nicholas 2005/3/17 6:16
                         Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 8:28
                           Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 8:41
                             Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 9:06
                               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 9:49
                               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly pro240c 2005/3/17 9:50
                                 Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 10:16
                                   Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 10:27
                                     Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/17 10:41
                                       Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly Freak 2005/3/17 10:52
                               Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly teretonga 2005/3/18 3:29
                                 Re: Can I use the old conrods or must I buy new ones for this to be done correctly 1200GXman 2005/3/18 6:41




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