[Justin335]

I’m looking to find out what type jug I have I was told it was a 310 but I’m not sure here are some pics I was thinking it was a stock jug with a 310 cylinder in it but not sure the numbers on top of the piston are 33907. And w845p4 any help is appreciated

 

[american opel]

it's a stock cylinder.not sure about the piston numbers.what bore is it?it could be an oem cylinder with the bb 310 sleeve in it.

 

[Justin335]

I googled the numbers on the piston and came up with a 73 mm piston is there a way I can tell if it has Ben ported or is there certain pics I could post up to where one of u guys could tell

 

[matuus]

post pics. inside cyl n ports.


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[acecarlos]

W845P4 is a Wossner @ 72.95MM aka 73MM

Your cylinder posted is an 86, not 85, or 87-89

It has been re-sleeved with a 292CC sleeve aka 310...it is on it's 2nd to last bore, with the last bore being 73.50MM

Carlos

 

[Justin335]

Here is the cylinder

 

[Justin335]

Cylinder pics

 

[acecarlos]

Cylinder pics

W845P4 is a Wossner @ 72.95MM aka 73MM

Your cylinder posted is an 86, not 85, or 87-89

It has been re-sleeved with a 292CC sleeve aka 310...it is on it's 2nd to last bore, with the last bore being 73.50MM

Carlos

Same as I posted previously....

Carlos

 

[Justin335]

I was just curious if anyone could tell about any porting work from the pics

 

[acecarlos]

I was just curious if anyone could tell about any porting work from the pics

Can't tell much useful information from pictures, except that it has been ported or 'messed' with...really need to layout & time all ports to see what you really have, and if it's good.

Carlos

 

[atvmxr]

dang, that looks like a thick ass sleeve!

 

[Justin335]

Does anyone know where I might find a good used head to run on this cylinder I’m not sure exactly what I need

 

[scrappy]

dang, that looks like a thick ass sleeve!

The sleeve isn't actually that thick. The top of the sleeve has a flange that makes it look thick.... Has anyone noticed the extra holes on the intake side? Looks like your cylinder has had some extensive work.

 

[matuus]

Does anyone know where I might find a good used head to run on this cylinder I’m not sure exactly what I need

call bdt/carlos.


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[acecarlos]

The sleeve isn't actually that thick. The top of the sleeve has a flange that makes it look thick.... Has anyone noticed the extra holes on the intake side? Looks like your cylinder has had some extensive work.

"Extra Holes", "Mickey Mouse Ears"....means very little and most of the time is not a positive IMO. Again; port timing, port angles and flow are what counts.

Carlos

 

[Justin335]

Anyone got a used head laying around for this cylinder

 

[Justin335]

What would be the best option for a head for the stock cylinder I have with the 310 cylinder in it if I buy a stock head can I get it cut for the 310 and o ringed or would it be cheaper for a kool head or will a kool head even work on my stock cylinder

 

[2ndmoto]

You can get a stock head for for a 300 on a stock cylinder. O-ringing the head is not ideal. Better to o-ring the cylinder...if the sleeve has enough material around the studs. If it uses the stock flanged studs, it should be avoided. I wouldn't bother with orings in that case.

 

[The Norm]

The sleeve isn't actually that thick. The top of the sleeve has a flange that makes it look thick.... Has anyone noticed the extra holes on the intake side? Looks like your cylinder has had some extensive work.

I remember reading on MacDizzy about drilling holes on the sides of the intake. I would have to go back over and read it again, but it relates to getting a hp increase.

 

[atvguy]

I’ve had couple these setups. One had factory cut head and other had coolhead. Both took gaskets coolhead had cooper head gasket. Had good run time never leaked