the reason 2 strokes STILL RULE!

[Idok]

http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=147960





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[WaveDemon]

4 days to get a motor out?

 

[willycrumb]

He's a rookie. Takes about two hours.

 

[Idok]

He's a rookie. Takes about two hours.

and a superjet takes about 12 minutes



sounds like WAYYYYY too much work to me.....:tomato:

 

[tom21]

I got bored reading it past page three...what ended up happening? yawn.

 

[WaveDemon]

I got bored reading it past page three...what ended up happening? yawn.

Don't lie.

you can't read.

 

[tom21]

it was still boring right? the way the letter thingys were arranged looked boring.

 

[THRUST]

2 strokin power to weight ratio. besides look at e-tec 2 stroke no service for 300 hours we need that technology here.

 

[willycrumb]

and a superjet takes about 12 minutes



sounds like WAYYYYY too much work to me.....:tomato:

Thats a little bit of an exageration. I would say 30 and thats if you have done it before. If you havent you would be worried about keeping track of bolts and hoses. If you have you just throw it in a pile.

 

[Mike W]

I couldn't resist. Went with the "buy a superjet" response...

 

[Matt_E]

Thats a little bit of an exageration. I would say 30 and thats if you have done it before. If you havent you would be worried about keeping track of bolts and hoses. If you have you just throw it in a pile.

Nope, 15-20 minutes is about right.

 

[tor*p*do]

with another guy to help lift, I can have the motor out of my SN or 750
in well under half an hour
as long as we dont take too many beer breaks:Banane35:

 

[LBE]

I couldn't resist. Went with the "buy a superjet" response...

If any of you have ever met Dave, you know what a nice guy he is, and that he alredy has a Super Jet.
Sucks