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My second RR-1 aka RR-051
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Re: My second RR-1 aka RR-051
WingingIt74 Fri Jan 09, 2015 8:09 pm
Here it is assembled with a #1 step cylinder and a high compression head.
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Re: My second RR-1 aka RR-051
Mark Boesen Fri Jan 09, 2015 10:39 pm
Looks a lot better!
The backplates used on RR-1 are basically drilled out (don't remember, but it was a common size) to fit the intake tube, see above photos. However it looks like the tank may have been buggered up to fit the newer backplate. I wouldn't feel bad running this guy, it would be fun to see what it does. But if you ever wanted to restore it of sorts, you could try a blue felt tip pin on the tank and shoot it with some semigloss clear, it wouldn't be fuel proof but would look good.
The backplates used on RR-1 are basically drilled out (don't remember, but it was a common size) to fit the intake tube, see above photos. However it looks like the tank may have been buggered up to fit the newer backplate. I wouldn't feel bad running this guy, it would be fun to see what it does. But if you ever wanted to restore it of sorts, you could try a blue felt tip pin on the tank and shoot it with some semigloss clear, it wouldn't be fuel proof but would look good.
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Re: My second RR-1 aka RR-051
WingingIt74 Fri Jan 30, 2015 7:51 am
I found a TD051 piston/cylinder set on eBay.... so it will be soon the RR-051 
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Re: My second RR-1 aka RR-051
Admin Fri Feb 06, 2015 12:42 am
Not 
but
Looks great! Have you run it yet?
but Looks great! Have you run it yet?
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Re: My second RR-1 aka RR-051
WingingIt74 Fri Feb 06, 2015 5:46 am
Thanks! I hope to find some time this weekend to try it out.
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Re: My second RR-1 aka RR-051
WingingIt74 Wed Feb 18, 2015 4:39 pm
I still haven't tried to run it yet, I need to though...
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