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    Im in the process of building a 370r i have everything i needs pics of the build will be soon i have everything i need but ignition and paddles could use some info on ignition set ups. Im Stuck on paddle size i went with a 4 over swing arm. should i run 8 or 10 paddles i weight about 160 what would be best any info would help. i plan on running alcohol eventually.

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    Im in the process of building a 370r i have everything i needs pics of the build will be soon i have everything i need but ignition and paddles could use some info on ignition set ups. Im Stuck on paddle size i went with a 4 over swing arm. should i run 8 or 10 paddles i weight about 160 what would be best any info would help. i plan on running alcohol eventually.

    9 or 10 pdl hauler works well on my 370. CR igntion is really the way to go IMO. If you are going to be doing some hard duneing then get a PWR or similar oversize rad just for the extra protection. Anything from a 39mm PWK Keihin to a 50mm lectron will work on a 370 depending on what you wanna do....

    If you haven't bought the jug already I'd consider a CP sphinx cylinder. Sounds like you already have the jug though. I've had lots o trouble with my 370, specifically internal coolant leaks from the sleeve moving.
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    I run 9 paddle superlites on my sphinx and its hooks up really well. I also had alot of problems with my ESR cylinder. Best of luck with it.
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    I just bought 10 paddle extreme haulers for my 431 Puma. I'm sure you could get away with running 9 or 10 paddles and still hook up fine! Thanks Higgy!


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    Im in the process of building a 370r i have everything i needs pics of the build will be soon i have everything i need but ignition and paddles could use some info on ignition set ups. Im Stuck on paddle size i went with a 4 over swing arm. should i run 8 or 10 paddles i weight about 160 what would be best any info would help. i plan on running alcohol eventually.

    Don't believe everything you read. There is some good info here, but some misleading also.

    I would be more interested in what hp/tq the motor is expected to put out, what type of power/riding you want to do with it, prior to making recommendations. I think I'm in the minority, at least here, but I've had no issues with my older casting ESR cylinder.

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    Don't believe everything you read. There is some good info here, but some misleading also.

    I would be more interested in what hp/tq the motor is expected to put out, what type of power/riding you want to do with it, prior to making recommendations. I think I'm in the minority, at least here, but I've had no issues with my older casting ESR cylinder.
    Yeah true... i think im gonna go with a nine paddle supper light thats what i kinda had in mind to begin with... does anyone know what a good sprocket combo is??

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    I run 9 paddle superlites on my sphinx and its hooks up really well. I also had alot of problems with my ESR cylinder. Best of luck with it.
    Thanks man... what size are your superlites?

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    Don't believe everything you read. There is some good info here, but some misleading also.

    I would be more interested in what hp/tq the motor is expected to put out, what type of power/riding you want to do with it, prior to making recommendations. I think I'm in the minority, at least here, but I've had no issues with my older casting ESR cylinder.

    The Older Castings from ESR are not the problem... they were Pro-X castings. Its the new ones supposedly done in house that are troublesome.

    "When I saw God... i never let off the throttle... Is that bad?"

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    The Older Castings from ESR are not the problem... they were Pro-X castings. Its the new ones supposedly done in house that are troublesome.
    Mine is the 'old style' ESR pro x and it has been a major PITA with coolant leaks, sleeve movement from brand new. Who knows maybe it was just a lemon lol.
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    I think superlites only have one size. But they are 22 tall with 72inch roll out
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