Making a Performance cylinder head From Scratch

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @roneiljanbuquia1263
    @roneiljanbuquia1263 Год назад +2

    Hey man I have raider 150 dragbike nice to know your channel .. im from philippines 🇵🇭

    • @TheMotorcycleForge
      @TheMotorcycleForge  Год назад

      Man that's pretty awesome. What sort of hp are you getting out of it?

  • @matsushitokan7526
    @matsushitokan7526 Год назад +3

    Nice to see you still going man. We’ve pushed the stock cylinder head up to 3+ hp. Keep it up🚀

    • @TheMotorcycleForge
      @TheMotorcycleForge  Год назад +1

      Yeah man still at it, Dam 3hp that's some pretty good gains, very impressive.
      This head should be a good challenge, can't wait!

  • @PaulineJackson-pj4dr
    @PaulineJackson-pj4dr Год назад +2

    Can't wait to see this engine in action.
    Good luck

    • @TheMotorcycleForge
      @TheMotorcycleForge  Год назад +1

      Yes it's going to be a good challenge and I'm learning a ton already.

  • @QuiltingJeri
    @QuiltingJeri 22 дня назад +1

    Sounds like a cool project. The guys over at thehomefoundry forum would enjoy it has well. Lots of casting info there. Back to catch up on the other videos.

  • @GlenKimpton
    @GlenKimpton 24 дня назад +1

    Nice! I have a cylinder head i drew up in solid works years ago that i have always intended to do this with.
    Going through your vids now.... im gonna do it!
    Keen to see the f1 head articles you mentioned incase i can improve on the design first. Any chance tou can share a link?

    • @TheMotorcycleForge
      @TheMotorcycleForge  24 дня назад

      Yeah man go for it, its a lot to learn but super fun.
      Look up F1 v10 Cylinder head in google, its the first link on a site called F1 Technical.

  • @scottgriffiths326
    @scottgriffiths326 Год назад +1

    2 stroke stuffing on youtube . 3d printing wax . Guess thats what your talking about doing

    • @TheMotorcycleForge
      @TheMotorcycleForge  Год назад +1

      Um yes and no, I'm going to be using this stuff called polycast.
      It is a 3d printer filament that when heated burns out instead of melting like wax.
      I'll have to have a look at that two stroke guy's vid. Might learn something useful.
      Thanks Scott.