The length of the stroke and the rpm is what determines the piston speed
if a 62t has a 8mm stroker crank then its 76mm
a 66e is a 78mm stroke so there for the piston speed is higher than a stroker
The b-pipe is all about low end throttle response anyway
if you try and run it to wet it will not rev
you may get hit from idle to 4000 -5000k rpm
but seeing as your engine revs straight through that point anyway it becomes very limited in its roll on power and i find them awful to ride like...
i close them all and open the bottom up 3/4 of a turn
i have found this gives great roll on in the power for the surf
if you go for to much water your pipe goes flat very quickly
i cant argue with that and i think the torque is the great thing about them
I am just making the point for people that think they can rev the crap out of them all day every day
that would be people like myself
my ski get pinned all the time as i am going out to the surf
the disadvantage of the of the 62t is the cylinders are to close to together
this means that you run out of transfer room and cant go for a bigger bore
well the piston speed on a stroker is less
so i would tend to disagree with that
most built up 800 have bb sleeves in them and that the same material as a stroker
so its just like a 10mm stroker
thanks for that
i dont think i will be going that far afield to do it
i am not sure how many people would be interested in one so i am not sure what to do
the thing is what sort of enclosure they have
but i am looking at it
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