Wtg78
Active Member
What happens with a wide windowed piston???
What happens with a wide windowed piston???
- Thread starter Wtg78
- Start date
Gordy
Well-Known Member
Not sure, maybe you could find out for us lol
cloakedvillain
Well-Known Member
The entire reason for windowing the piston is to make up for increased resistance to flow from the reed valve. Too wide would run rich. Too narrow runs lean, thus the windowing of the piston because there isn't enough time to flow the air/fuel mixture when a reed valve is present.
There are books and tons of videos on two stroke tuning. And specifically for pipes as well. I've heard Tinman's saws is a good channel. https://www.mopedarmy.com/forums/read.php?2,4561880
www.thumpertalk.com
There are books and tons of videos on two stroke tuning. And specifically for pipes as well. I've heard Tinman's saws is a good channel. https://www.mopedarmy.com/forums/read.php?2,4561880
Does anyone know any good 2 stroke building books?
www.thumpertalk.com
Chainlube
Well-Known Member
The window only has to be as wide as the intake port, any wider than that and you'll compromise the piston.
