Lister-CS-Clone-Smooth-Runner.3GP

Here's the first run of a JKson made in 2005. In my opinion, this was a good time for productions as orders were consistent and assembly teams were better trained. This engine is running on two pieces of six inch 'I' beam with three steel tube cross ties. This gives you an idea what you can receive in the way of a static balance job. Smooth runners are worth considerably more money according to my values.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Lister Clone
• JKson
• Smooth Runner
• Utterpower

[stubbyinit]

nice, for a lister copy. have a look at the real thing on my channle, its not been toched for years and runs a dream. its in response to the smooth running of your engine. its called "Lister CS diesel HD update".

[georgeutterpower]

Stubs, let all of us know where we can get the real thing that's not all worn out for a good price.

[georgeutterpower]

I guess I could add... this is just sitting (bare metal) on the shop floor, and it isn't moving even a fraction of an inch. Again..I don't suggest they are all this way, but it certainly demonstrates what the primitive design can deliver with a decent static balance effort.

[georgeutterpower]

Take notice, the cup does move when it brushes up against the rocker arm :-) Speed is 650 RPM here and checked with a tach, I found it just as smooth at higher RPMs, but we do not encourage people to run at faster than rated RPMs for safety and legal reasons.

[BrownDogDuke]

Nice video. Love those Lister engines. Thanks.