Dirty Valves?

[beet]

I got your back Mark, fuck these diaper boys

[Kurlon]

BTW. The piston was .094" in diameter.

A tenth of an inch... did you go Sterling, or was it an internal combustion unit, which means you made some stunningly small rings?

[butcher bergs]

A tenth of an inch... did you go Sterling, or was it an internal combustion unit, which means you made some stunningly small rings?

I'm guessing no rings....kinda like the nitro RC's...tapered cylinder.

Now if we're talkin' a 4-stroke, I'd need to see that thing in person to believe it...

[newgixxerchic]

yeah that would be no rings....

[CEO]

Thanks for the advice all. Just seemed a little nasty to me for such a new and well-maintained bike, that's all. I went and bought some seafoam, but I didn't put it in there yet because I was wondering if the bike will be down on power or running roughly with it in there????

If so, I'll wait till after the track days next week to do it...

[gregp]

I even built one of the worlds smallest reciprocating engines for MIT.

Sir, would you have a picture of this engine? I'd *love* to see it!
Thanks!

[TLRMan]

Sir, would you have a picture of this engine? I'd *love* to see it!
Thanks!

Sorry, no pics, and all the parts had to be accounted for...I did this job back in 1993.

[BostonSVkid]

Excuses excuses mark!haha

I would trust mark long before I trusted a 23 year old kid.

Sorry, no pics, and all the parts had to be accounted for...I did this job back in 1993.

[CEO]

Still never got an answer even though it's after the TD's so it doesn't matter as much anymore: Will the seafoam cause rough running and/or decreased performance for a tank or two? If so, should it not be run within a tank or two of a track day?