shee locked up!!!
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If it says 18 that is 18cc domes, I run them in mine, but am at 6500ft elevation, and they work well at 4000 also. If you are in texas, I am assuming you are close to sea level, so you need more octane.
It was probably detonation, but not really sure from here. Check the compression with a tester and if it is over about 160 then you should be running some race fuel, of course that is not always true, if it is ported the cranking compression does not always tell the whole story.
Give us some more info, but I would plan on a rebuild now.
Bat
It was probably detonation, but not really sure from here. Check the compression with a tester and if it is over about 160 then you should be running some race fuel, of course that is not always true, if it is ported the cranking compression does not always tell the whole story.
Give us some more info, but I would plan on a rebuild now.
Bat
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That would be my guess, what altitude are you at?
Yeah, after I typed that I thought you probably had it apart. Anyway, I would guess too high of compression for the fuel.
Could also have been agravated by a lean mixture. But sounds mainly like a compression problem to me. The piston I saw that had been attacked by detonation had a lot of little dents in it, kind of like someone took a hammer to it.
Bat
Yeah, after I typed that I thought you probably had it apart. Anyway, I would guess too high of compression for the fuel.
Could also have been agravated by a lean mixture. But sounds mainly like a compression problem to me. The piston I saw that had been attacked by detonation had a lot of little dents in it, kind of like someone took a hammer to it.
Bat
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From what i saw on the internet is that grayson county, tx *where i live. Is at 700-900 ft. elevation
There is one big divet into the right piston that blew chunks that stuck into the exhaust port.
I dont know if my cylinders can be honed or have to be bored. I dont have a digital camera either to take pics[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img].
There is one big divet into the right piston that blew chunks that stuck into the exhaust port.
I dont know if my cylinders can be honed or have to be bored. I dont have a digital camera either to take pics[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img].
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18 cc domes are almost certainly all or at least a major part of the problem. SInce the dome is damaged anyway I would order some 21cc domes. 21 cc is safe to run at sea level with premium pump gas. I ran 21cc domes, +4 timing advance at Glamis on 91 octane and was OK. Still you want to check your timing and jetting when you get it back together.
Also, I would have a serious talk with the guy that sold you the Banshee - he should have told you about the 18cc domes.
Also, I would have a serious talk with the guy that sold you the Banshee - he should have told you about the 18cc domes.