1776 installed. Ready to Ride!

[CaveManDave]

Taking a rest, then time to gas it up!

 

[stinger608]

Sharp looking Dave!!!!!!!! :clapping:

However, a 1776 is NOT a stroker engine. LOL. Its a stock 69mm stroke with over size 90.5mm bore pistons and cylinders.

Stock 1600 cylinders are 85.5mm bore.

 

[peteg59]

She should get up on her back wheels pretty easy, especially with the weight of the fuel tank being mounted behind the engineThumbUp
If you already said earlier, sorry for asking:Who did the engine build?

 

[DeathBySnuSnu]

Pfftt......little motors....

Lol

Just poking.
Looks good.
Have fun.

 

[CaveManDave]

You are right Dano, 90.5 pistons and cylinders. Runs very well. I am very pleased. I will get the parts list copied and post it

 

[CaveManDave]

John @ Hook's Auto, Spokane, WA

She should get up on her back wheels pretty easy, especially with the weight of the fuel tank being mounted behind the engineThumbUp
If you already said earlier, sorry for asking:Who did the engine build?

 

[CaveManDave]

Very successful ride this afternoon! What a blast! Very controllable power and I am a big boy so I counter weight the trike nicely. ThumbUp

Great rebuild for an 8 week project. Thanks for all the help guys!

 

[Fowler]

Sharp looking Dave!!!!!!!! :clapping:

However, a 1776 is NOT a stroker engine. LOL. Its a stock 69mm stroke with over size 90.5mm bore pistons and cylinders.

Stock 1600 cylinders are 85.5mm bore.

I used something like one of these when I figured out my engine
https://www.cbperformance.com/v/enginecalc.html
http://www.vwspeedshop.com/Engine Calculator.htm

 

[CaveManDave]

Very cool, Thank you!

 

[CaveManDave]

HAHA... Well, it out runs my 80hp Corvair Lakewood! I have yet to use 4th gear. :qpnmt: LOL