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early wen mac questions
Last edited by chevyiron420 on Thu Jan 29, 2015 11:51 am; edited 3 times in total
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Re: early wen mac questions
The early Wen-Macs used a "fiber" gasket between the cylinder and the aluminum head, it's hard to measure exact, but about .030 is pretty close and the fiber gasket on the bottom of cylinder, between case is about .015.
I don't know who sells gaskets, but you can make them out of gray automotive carburetor gasket material. Usually a hot plug works best, for fuel use a high percentage oil (22-28%) preferably all caster, if not and your turning some high revs with small props expect these babies to wear fast!
good luck
I don't know who sells gaskets, but you can make them out of gray automotive carburetor gasket material. Usually a hot plug works best, for fuel use a high percentage oil (22-28%) preferably all caster, if not and your turning some high revs with small props expect these babies to wear fast!
good luck
Re: early wen mac questions
p.s.
i think we've posted in a different forum in years past, 049 collectors?
Welcome to the best li'l engine forum on the 'net!
i think we've posted in a different forum in years past, 049 collectors?
Welcome to the best li'l engine forum on the 'net!
Re: early wen mac questions
Phil.
Bill Schmidt (Wen Mac Bill) sells gaskets to suit. bschmidt08@hotmail.com
He also has a lot of information about getting them running well. If you PM me your email address (private message- where it says "PM" under my picture on the left) I will forward some documents to you which Bill sent me.
Rod.
Bill Schmidt (Wen Mac Bill) sells gaskets to suit. bschmidt08@hotmail.com
He also has a lot of information about getting them running well. If you PM me your email address (private message- where it says "PM" under my picture on the left) I will forward some documents to you which Bill sent me.
Rod.
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Re: early wen mac questions
Mark I think you are right!Mark Boesen wrote:p.s.
i think we've posted in a different forum in years past, 049 collectors?
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