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Hi there,

Sorry for my late reply.
I taked some picture from my 105mm cylinder today. I hope the pictures give you a better understanding what I have done.
In both cylinders I have a liner inside but on the 105mm we drilled out everything inside the cylinder and made a new base for the liner.
Thats what you see in one of the pictures.

Hi Christer,
Thanks for the info and photo's, I was very surprised when you said you bored the 103mm cylinder, I was sure not enough metal to go 5mm bigger.
Were your liners also supplied by Wahl Spezialkolben?
I have always liked to make my engines bigger as long as they can stay together and reliable
Many thanks and my best regards from Africa
John

I suppose everything ist DIY

Maybe Gottfried still has one of this.....

http://www.hahne-power.de/english/engl.tuning-teile.htm

You have to reduce the width of the upper part of the rod to make it fit.
Beside this it's just 'plg in'

I have one of this sets since years, but cannot tell you anything abou it. Still carefully stored.. somewhere

ciao Joachim

PS what about he 100mm set of Volker Heim?

Joachim wrote:I suppose everything ist DIY

Maybe Gottfried still has one of this.....

http://www.hahne-power.de/english/engl.tuning-teile.htm

You have to reduce the width of the upper part of the rod to make it fit.
Beside this it's just 'plg in'

I have one of this sets since years, but cannot tell you anything abou it. Still carefully stored.. somewhere

ciao Joachim

PS what about he 100mm set of Volker Heim?

Hi Joachim,
I have been looking at Gottfried's goody's, or if you would like to sell your carefully stored set??
I've just bought an RC600 for spares 'or restore' it is still in the UK, with a spare engine I can start to play a little bit.
Kind regards
John

kano nordi wrote:...or if you would like to sell your carefully stored set??

I will never ever sell something i have bought sometimes

Joachim