Re: honda hobbit stocko shocko extremo 70cc kit
derek
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dereks)
— Nov 15, 2009 10:02PM
Deck the stock head, put sand paper on your new piston crown and spin spin spin until you have a matching squish zone.
After looking at the ports on this kit I think I'd spend the extra $ for one of the better kits rather then grind cast iron for hours, but that's just me.
This is great option for cheap and lazy. Don't be offended; it just seems like a it would be a good "bolt-on" option, i.e. no matching required and the porting won't be wasted if a stock carb is used.
I'm sure it's nice cause Benji is carrying it and was excited about.
After looking at the ports on this kit I think I'd spend the extra $ for one of the better kits rather then grind cast iron for hours, but that's just me.
This is great option for cheap and lazy. Don't be offended; it just seems like a it would be a good "bolt-on" option, i.e. no matching required and the porting won't be wasted if a stock carb is used.
I'm sure it's nice cause Benji is carrying it and was excited about.
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