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Decking The Head 50cc
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Posted by: #8trx450r
Anyone decking the heads themselves locally in their area, if so what amount are you removing, also who sells heads already decked?
Thanks, Corey
Posted by: bulldogfallon
Many say the 50 stock cylinder is pretty much the best stock cylinder available...
so it may be best to try to deck the stocker
I haven't decked ours due to local restrictions..maybe someone else can recomend an amount
Posted by: jetski_dawg
it was suggested to me and i had great results to take a peice of soldier and place it between the head and top of piston..let the piston "squish" the soldier and check the amount it flattens it with a mic or caliper.. on my 90 i had .050 and i had it shaved .020.. made a BIG differance..my compression raised to 180(right where i wanted it).. check your compression first..mine was@ 150... i had a machine shop that does alot of engine work on outboard motors do the work locally
Posted by: drr5
the stock drr 50 head has a lower deck than most of the other stock 50 bikes , so id take jet ski dawgs advice and heck the squish first before having it cut incase you have to rechamber the head as well
Posted by: #8trx450r
Thanks everyone, I will for sure "Clay" the motor before doing any cutting but was just curious if someone had already done this and there was a common amount to remove on the DRR 50.
I will do a compression test tomorrow and possibly order a new OEM DRR head to have cut later on down the road, I will keep everyone posted on what I end up having done .
Corey
Posted by: jetski_dawg
talk to cory from koolkidz.. he usually will have a HC head in stock that you can bolt right on..(not much more than OEM) i wouldnt go over 180.. i dont think the stock bolts will take it without going to a grade 8 plus your top-end could suffer
Posted by: #8trx450r
Ordered a new DRR casting today, will keep everyone posted on the info when I get after it later .
Corey
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