well getting away from the flotek bashing for no reason...... here is what i discovered when i pulled it apart earlier.
went to the drag stip tonight
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you take a stab at kennedy and shearer every chance you get, so really your no different than moto
I'll leave it at that, I'm out of this
the circlips that are included with part unlimited pistons suck. They are easy to put in because of the fingers, but that also is their downfall. Somehow those little fingers got themselves caught in a port and killed my nice new cylinder in my snowmobile (suckers were seated and nothing was bent). Lets just say its the last time i will ever use a PU piston assembly (going Wiseco in my sled ASAP) /rant
ya the clips were locked in place, so that wasn't the problem, but im not to upset, its a 2 stroke this happens, one little thing and they blow up.
that sucks man, but good luck with the big bore. should be sick. you should stroke it too....that would certainly be a beast.
edit i just read you already have it stroked lol nvm
edit i just read you already have it stroked lol nvm
Main Entry: 2ro·tate
Pronunciation: \ˈrō-ˌtāt, especially British rō-ˈ\
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): ro·tat·ed; ro·tat·ing
Etymology: Latin rotatus, past participle of rotare, from rota wheel — more at roll
Date: 1785
intransitive verb 1 a : to perform an act, function, or operation in turn b : to pass or alternate in a series
2 : to turn about an axis or a center : revolve; especially : to move in such a way that all particles follow circles with a common angular velocity about a common axistransitive verb 1 a : to cause to turn or move about an axis or a center b : to cause (a plane region or line) to sweep out a volume or surface by moving around an axis so that each of its points remains at a constant distance from the axis <generate a torus by rotating a circle about an external line>
2 : to cause to grow in rotation <rotate crops>
3 : to cause to pass or act in a series : alternate
4 : to exchange (individuals or units) with others
Pronunciation: \ˈrō-ˌtāt, especially British rō-ˈ\
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): ro·tat·ed; ro·tat·ing
Etymology: Latin rotatus, past participle of rotare, from rota wheel — more at roll
Date: 1785
intransitive verb 1 a : to perform an act, function, or operation in turn b : to pass or alternate in a series
2 : to turn about an axis or a center : revolve; especially : to move in such a way that all particles follow circles with a common angular velocity about a common axistransitive verb 1 a : to cause to turn or move about an axis or a center b : to cause (a plane region or line) to sweep out a volume or surface by moving around an axis so that each of its points remains at a constant distance from the axis <generate a torus by rotating a circle about an external line>
2 : to cause to grow in rotation <rotate crops>
3 : to cause to pass or act in a series : alternate
4 : to exchange (individuals or units) with others
No sh*t.
But your crank rotates, and whats connected to your crank? A rod and piston, so the lighter the piston the less weight your spining in the end..... hence your piston effects the rotating mass of the crank.
But your crank rotates, and whats connected to your crank? A rod and piston, so the lighter the piston the less weight your spining in the end..... hence your piston effects the rotating mass of the crank.
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^^^ that right......thats why its part of the "rotating assembly" someone has obviously never studied engines.
but reguardless of whether its threadjacking or not you have no reason to be putting down flotek, even if he used the wrong terminology, which he didn't thats just a cheap shot
