Air Cooled echo engine
Scott replied the topic: Re: Air Cooled echo engine
Without seeing the specific ECHO your wanting to use it on, not sure flywheel taper will accept it ?
But that said, Of the 2 extra Ignition systems , would sell one set, but keeping the other.
A Flywheel and matching coil set is worth @ $60 to me.
Scott
But that said, Of the 2 extra Ignition systems , would sell one set, but keeping the other.
A Flywheel and matching coil set is worth @ $60 to me.
Scott
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paulc replied the topic: Re: Air Cooled echo engine
Hey Scott,
I'm gonna have to pass on the coil and flywheel right now since thats more than I paid for the edger. I think I'll run this engine stock except for a pipe (since I can make one fairly easily) for now in free air cooled form, then move to a zen 260 later. I just don't want to spend more money on this right now than I have to to get it running. Thanks though.
I can CNC motor mounts and water jackets all day for pretty much free from waste aluminum from my shop.
Any drawbacks to electronic ignition? I found a kit for $25 (not including coil), and thought that may be a good way to reduce the size of the engine and put it further down into the hull. I see them on airplanes all the time and not boats, so I was wondering if it would not be a good idea. Thanks.
Paul
I'm gonna have to pass on the coil and flywheel right now since thats more than I paid for the edger. I think I'll run this engine stock except for a pipe (since I can make one fairly easily) for now in free air cooled form, then move to a zen 260 later. I just don't want to spend more money on this right now than I have to to get it running. Thanks though.
I can CNC motor mounts and water jackets all day for pretty much free from waste aluminum from my shop.
Any drawbacks to electronic ignition? I found a kit for $25 (not including coil), and thought that may be a good way to reduce the size of the engine and put it further down into the hull. I see them on airplanes all the time and not boats, so I was wondering if it would not be a good idea. Thanks.
Paul
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