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cylinder identification
I have looked at posts that came up when I did internal search for cylinder identification, and found the wikopedia sight that has a chart with drawings.They list #1, #2, and no marks. I have an old cylinder from a Golden Bee that is stamped 3. Where can I find info to identify cylinders?
David
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Re: cylinder identification
Cylinders stamped with the #3 has been seen on many different engines. Can we see a picture? I have a cylinder list currently only for .049 and .051 here http://sites.google.com/site/coxenginecollection/choosing-a-cylinder
Re: cylinder identification
Thanks Andrew, this is just what I was looking for. Excellent info!
David
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Re: cylinder identification
nitroairplane wrote:One problem I have, now mind you this is just me being particular.
The NO.4 cyl appears to have either a larger bore or smaller head diameter the the others.
I believe the head threads were drawn undersized --- the cylinders are all the same diameter. I'm inclined to think the drawing was more for showing the bypass and boost ports and the cylinder shoulders.
Re: cylinder identification
I think that may be the diagram that transposes all the numbers to different cylinders.
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Re: cylinder identification
I think the #4 cyl in drawings is for very early engines. Pre Babe Bee? I read somewhere that the cyl head threads were smaller.
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