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Steve FrankParticipantThank you Matt, I find the topic search feature here a bit fumbly at times. Good info on the squish info in that post as well. I’ve already made that adjustment with the gasket set. The piston I have is in fact the same as the picture you posted and the ring gap is indeed directly in line with the port. Also, rummaging thru my leftovers, I found a Vertex RS piston that also had the ring gap in the same location as the 2005 Honda OE. (it was seized in the piston of course, I hope that’s not a bad omen) However, all of the HRS all have the ring gap placed at 7 o’clock in the bridge. We’ll run the 05 piston and see how it works.
Steve FrankParticipantGeez, what happened to ekarting forums? 8 years ago, there would have been 10 different responses, and 30 ensuing arguments….Seriously, NOBODY else has run into this same issue?
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Steve FrankParticipantJohn
interested in axles if still available. Please call or text
Steve Frank 678 910 2354
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Steve FrankParticipantSteve FrankParticipantI just did a rebuild on a friend’s Yamaha rookie motor. Parts cost was under $200 with a few carb rebuild kits etc. The crank was among the straightest I’ve seen (less than .0005″ on each side) and the lower rod bearing had virtually zero play so we didn’t separate the crank. We did new main bearings, seals, cylinder hone and top end, along with measuring /checking to be sure the port timing and cc’s matched the engine builder’s specs. In all, it took about 5 hours labor. Still a pretty cost effective engine package in my opinion.
Steve FrankParticipantRibtect seat sold. Tillet still available
Steve FrankParticipantI wrote this article several years ago for a magazine and recently found it floating around on the web. Written specifically with kart seats in mind,but also provides general info about composite construction techniques applicable to any industry.
http://www.kartpartsdepot.com/REPAIRING_A_KART_SEAT_p/034.htm
Steve Frank
Apex Designs
November 26, 2014 at 7:05 am in reply to: XL Tillett seat, Drivers equipment, air gauge, gears #37801Steve FrankParticipantInterested in seat. Can you please text picture to 678 910 23five4.
Steve F, Atlanta GA
Steve FrankParticipantSold pending payment from Clay Maddox, Zionsville IN.
Steve FrankParticipantYes, always starts easy on the stand. I believe the problem is we cant get the kart rolling fast enough to get the engine to fire easily when its setup as a direct drive.
Steve FrankParticipantNevermind- I got it, the part number <span style=”color: #000000; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold; line-height: normal;”>96001-06095-07 </span><span style=”line-height: 1.5em;”>works as a Honda OEM number. Cool, thanks Chris. </span>
Steve FrankParticipantChris
The link you have for the 95mm long bolt- it didn’t translate on my end here. Can you try again or PM me please? The motor is ready to go back together except for that bolt.
Steve FrankParticipantLets try loading this photo again.
Steve FrankParticipantEmily. Can you help with some specifics. You said thia is setup for a junior driver. What diameter frame rails? What size seat? MY09 motor? How much time on motor? Motor setup for junior tag? Please send info to
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Steve FrankParticipantMatt
Is this kart near Atlanta? Would like to look at the chassis. Please text me 678 91zero 235four.
Steve Frank
Suwanee GA
December 8, 2013 at 5:38 pm in reply to: 2010 ItalKart SuperSonic V with Parilla Leopard TAG engine – $2000 #17437Steve FrankParticipantTyler
Pics to shiftersteve@yahoo.com Pre MY09 motor?
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