Many many many details missing!!! On which side should the piston be mounted? With how much torque do you screw down the cylinder with? What about removing the cooling fluids before taking anything apart? What way do you put the cam shaft back to make sure the engine timing is right?
@Valentino319 You are correct a lot of steps are missing. We have over 12,000 items in the warehouse so the videos are not meant as a replacement for paying a licensed mechanic to do the upgrades. These are just for demonstration purposes. We get about 10 emails a day from consumers asking questions how to install things and step by step, these videos are just for demo purposes. Because of editing timing etc.... we don't show everything. Again a licensed mechanic is the best step of all.
when you spin the timing chain does it spin freely or not, and does it matter where the pins are like does the opening need to be placed in a certain way.
UMMM who ever narrated this should of made shure they knew what they were talking about or let the guy working on it explane what hes doing. Because its called a wrist pin not a piston pin!
Many many many details missing!!! On which side should the piston be mounted? With how much torque do you screw down the cylinder with? What about removing the cooling fluids before taking anything apart? What way do you put the cam shaft back to make sure the engine timing is right?
Valentino319 1 year ago
@Valentino319 You are correct a lot of steps are missing. We have over 12,000 items in the warehouse so the videos are not meant as a replacement for paying a licensed mechanic to do the upgrades. These are just for demonstration purposes. We get about 10 emails a day from consumers asking questions how to install things and step by step, these videos are just for demo purposes. Because of editing timing etc.... we don't show everything. Again a licensed mechanic is the best step of all.
MartinRacingPerf 1 year ago
its actually a GUDGEON PIN people
whatis07 2 years ago
when you spin the timing chain does it spin freely or not, and does it matter where the pins are like does the opening need to be placed in a certain way.
OffRoadKartsRule 2 years ago
UMMM who ever narrated this should of made shure they knew what they were talking about or let the guy working on it explane what hes doing. Because its called a wrist pin not a piston pin!
freakboy100101 2 years ago
Nice
lovelysakurahemi 2 years ago
Does this work on my scooter? If you have a forged piston for my scooter I WANT ONE NOW!
KRAZYSCOOTER 3 years ago