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Pumping up my zae

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missery

09-25-2000 17:44:47




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can anyone tell me what i can do to get a little h.p. out of my 1950 zae MM.it is stock right now,and runs very good.I was just woundering if I had any options.thank you. Dave.




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jon m

09-25-2000 18:34:23




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 Re: pumping up my zae in reply to missery, 09-25-2000 17:44:47  
i am interested in pumping up my z also. i am looking for a propane head. that would boost compression by 15% hi compression pistons would help also. i am wondering if there is room to stroke the crank? let me know what you find. thanks jon.



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Don L.

09-28-2000 07:21:38




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 Re: Re: pumping up my zae in reply to jon m, 09-25-2000 18:34:23  
I still have a set of new 3 3/4 pistons. Thanks Don L. at Austin Mn. ph 507 433 0073. am best



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Joe Leising

09-25-2000 20:36:09




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 Re: Re: pumping up my zae in reply to jon m, 09-25-2000 18:34:23  
Go to 3 3/4 in pistons. If you can't find the LP head the stock head can be milled about 0.125. Have Motec Engineering get your cam ground and do the carb. This should put you up in the up 40 hp range. The crank can be stroked. I do not know how far, but I have heard of 6in.

Joe

P.S. I think Don L. in Wis has a new set of pistons listed in the classifieds either here or at the MM Homepage.

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Joe Leising

09-26-2000 16:31:51




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 Re: Re: Re: pumping up my zae in reply to Joe Leising, 09-25-2000 20:36:09  
correction the pistons are on Jeremy Fiorelli's discussion board go to>Link
scroll>Link down to the link to the discussion board the ad is like the third item down



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