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Yes. Powerfactor. Gives it great snap. Wakes the motor up a lot. I really liked it. It won’t pull through quite the same though

Looks a lot like SEs, etc. Look to be well made. I plan to try a set

Yes I did. 56 static angle just like 62t. If you run total loss the flywheel doesn’t matter between 760/800. Storbeck is correct that the magnets are different so if you want to run charging, you have to run an 800 flywheel. It worked very well on my XS motor. In fact it’s still on the DVX - my...

Nice work! Good looking engine and nice casting work! Can’t wait to see one in action!

Good eye! I took the screen shot before I corrected the max timing config. It’s correct now.

Got tired of doing the math every time I built a curve and potentially setting a switch wrong. Figured this can help some people in the future. Hoping to build more content like this soon. https://www.jetskinerd.com/msd-42351-timing-curve-plotter/ -Jordan

Make sure you wired it correctly for the temp sensor. I believe it’s the pink wire off the CDI. It should be disconnected. Certainly sounds like a temp sensor issue.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/226728612686?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AeS1IKUETR2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=fZrcfHabSD2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Just buy something like this. they are cheap but nose cone is not part of a trim system

I use fusion. Its manufacturing tools are very good. They all have their quirks and there are many I don’t like in fusion but I’m too invested now to easily switch to something else.

Getting there. Made it configurable for different leading/trailing angle as well as hub diameter and overall diameter

Nah the retail cost on these would be less than new impellers are selling for right now. People are just taking advantage of the small market with their pricing. It’s kinda foolish because it leaves the door open for somebody like me to come in and offer something affordable and higher quality...

Programming it is easy. Modeling it is a bit more tricky but I’m almost done. Pictures incoming soon…

Props are an issue in our hobby. Way too expensive for what they are and way too inconsistent. This is on my to-do list for CAD drawings. Shouldn’t be a hard part to cast but curious if anyone has ever done a prop machined out of billet stainless? It’s certainly 5 axis work, but really not too...

I have a set of 3. they need a little work. PM me if interested

Don’t wanna put words in Tony’s mouth but I think he’s talking more about the setup. The cylinders do work really well out of the box. You can tweak how the motor performs by playing with the port height for example. There’s finish work you can do to the cylinders to get some extra power. The...

Maybe a bit off topic but this is a pretty cool video on how the cylinders are made. You can see similarities with most of the CPI cylinders. If you watch closely you’ll see those dasa cast cases at one point in the video.

@egbrig im not going to get Into this petty and childish argument on a message board. I didn’t intend to discredit and of your work and I’m sorry if that’s how you read my post. I was simply trying to be brief. Obviously you have a lot of work in the cylinder - no one is or has ever denied that...

I’m really trying to stay out of the Drama. TPE can do their thing. We can do ours. No hard feelings. TPE makes a good motor and so does JSN. Back story is simple. The cylinder comes from a company called CPI. TPE previously had exclusivity agreement to buy the cylinders and that expired. Opened...

You don’t need a degree wheel you just need to know the piston stick out and exhaust port height. From there you can calculate the exhaust duration. You know the stroke and rod length