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| Frequently Asked Questions |
Q: How are you different from other engine builders?
A: We believe in lower volume, higher quality work. Other builders have too
many engines to rebuild, and cannot spend the required time on your motor! Unless
you are a "national team" you get the standard in, then out the door rebuild. Each
motor is different and attention to detail is a must!
Q: What spark plug should I run and at what gap?
| Yamaha CAN Classes JR/SR |
Autolite AR51 @ .040 |
| Comer K-80 |
NGK BR10HIX @ stock gap |
| Yamaha Pipe Classes/FY |
Autolite ARZ592 - stock gap |
| HPV - All |
Autolite AR51 @ .040 |
| Shifter 80/125 |
NGK BRIOEIX - stock gap |
| KidKart 50cc |
Bosch R0971 #WS5F |
Q: What fuel and mixture should I run?
A: 108 octane leaded fuel with 8oz Burris Castor per gallon.
Q: What kind of maintenance is expected of my MCR Engine between races?
- We recommend replacing carburetor kits every 2-3 races.
- Change spark plugs every qualifying.
- K-80 - every 4 races - MCR check up, change springs in clutch, kitcarb, clean ex. muffler, and clean carbon off head.
Q: How often should I have my motor rebuilt?
A: Usually our customers get between 4-6 races on Yamaha and HPV's and 7-8 races on Comers. These
estimates vary from motor to motor, depending on use/abuse and casting imperfections in parts.
When calculating race time, figure in test days as well. (Example - 2 races with 4 complete days
of practice equals 6 races.)
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