I guess the stud kit reduces chances of knackered threads in engine block? I run a fleet of 40 bizkarts all 270 powered so this would be very useful to us.
What would be the reason to increase the performance on a utility motor? Are we applying it to a go cart or something? Using the vids to rebuild a 160 for a pressure washer
@@lambtonold-schoolminibiker4552 I just received a Honda GX160 for pump application but the previous owner bypassed the oil sending unit and ran it low on oil and now it won't run. The rotation feels as if there is no rotating assembly inside so I need to tear it apart and see what's going on. These little motors are quite impressive. Are there any community forums that would house information related to these engines?
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I guess the stud kit reduces chances of knackered threads in engine block? I run a fleet of 40 bizkarts all 270 powered so this would be very useful to us.
What would be the reason to increase the performance on a utility motor? Are we applying it to a go cart or something? Using the vids to rebuild a 160 for a pressure washer
yes, there is a big market for performance utility motors. Mine are on racing mini bikes, but any home project or go kart could use aftermarket parts.
@@lambtonold-schoolminibiker4552 I just received a Honda GX160 for pump application but the previous owner bypassed the oil sending unit and ran it low on oil and now it won't run. The rotation feels as if there is no rotating assembly inside so I need to tear it apart and see what's going on. These little motors are quite impressive. Are there any community forums that would house information related to these engines?