valve adj / HuaSheng.

[recumbentbill]

whats the valve clearance for the intake and ex valves

 

[azbill]

I have these saved as a txt file...can't remember where I got the info ???

Valve Clearances
Intake .08 mm +/- .02
Exhaust .11 mm +/- .02

Plug gap 0.6-0.7mm

hope that helps

 

[recumbentbill]

I have these saved as a txt file...can't remember where I got the info ???

Valve Clearances
Intake .08 mm +/- .02
Exhaust .11 mm +/- .02

Plug gap 0.6-0.7mm

hope that helps

thanks for the valve info.

 

[darwin]

Remember to adjust on the cumbustion stroke TDC.

 

[Quenton Guenther]

Intake .003"
Exhaust .004"

Have fun,

 

[Stan4d]

Intake .003"
Exhaust .004"

Have fun,

I take it that you are using standard while AZbill is metric?

 

[Quenton Guenther]

Correct,

There are many "feeler" guages in tool boxes and 99% are in thousands. So I thought converting to American numbers might be easier.

1 divided by 25.4 = .03937" X .08 MM = .0031" [.003"]
1 divided by 25.4 = .03937" X .11 MM = .0043" [.004"]

Have fun,

 

[Stan4d]

Correct,

There are many "feeler" guages in tool boxes and 99% are in thousands. So I thought converting to American numbers might be easier.

1 divided by 25.4 = .03937" X .08 MM = .0031" [.003"]
1 divided by 25.4 = .03937" X .11 MM = .0043" [.004"]

Have fun,

I wonder....is there a post or thread that I have not found that converts metric to standard? I see post of horse power, then I see watts. I have no Idea what a watt power is when it comes to internal combustion motors. I see metric then I see standard. I am a product of a Education after the US Government got involved so this is a weak point for me.

 

[recumbentbill]

conversion chart

I wonder....is there a post or thread that I have not found that converts metric to standard? I see post of horse power, then I see watts. I have no Idea what a watt power is when it comes to internal combustion motors. I see metric then I see standard. I am a product of a Education after the US Government got involved so this is a weak point for me.

here you go

http://industrial-enclosures.com/html/conversion-mm-inch.html

 

[Quenton Guenther]

http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/metric_conversion_chart.html


Have fun,