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nice one.
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Push rod engine? Isn't that something of a limitation?
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Only really at high RPM, and, as these seem to be re-engineered JAP engines I don't think they'll rev that high
![]() That must be a simply colossal amount of work. I was once told that even if you were to do a straight rebuild of period engines now they'd be more reliable simply because our understanding of metallurgy and materials are better. I assume these are fairly faithful reproductions with a few changes to aid reliability, but I'd be very interested in details! The purists will probably be upset, but less so than if you took a modern engine and put it in a classic bike ![]() Jambo
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Gonna have to put it in something with a really odd frame design to accommodate those 'zausts
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They look quite compact - I reckon you could fit 3 of them in a custom frame
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Not sure about actual dimensions, but I think it's 1100cc?
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Push rod engine? Isn't that something of a limitation? " Not unless you want to go more than 185 mph ![]() 1955 Christchurch New Zealand Russell Wright Vincent - HRD 998 cc (60.9 cu in) 184.83 mph World land speed record on a 998 push rod V twin Vincent. Last edited by johnm; 29-01-10 at 04:49 AM. |
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