Cracked chrome was a way to restore worn cyls back to size. I ran those in the Continental I had, not by choice but it came that way. Absolute bitch to get then to get ring seal. Tail end of my plane always smelt like coal . 😁 Eventually went with new set of Milleniums. Problem solved.Lycoming Reciprocating Aircraft engines use chrome cylinders with non chrome rings or chrome rings with ductile steel cylinders that are age hardened outside for a couple years on racks where they get wet, snowed on etc. and actually rust before they are machined. The ductile steel age hardening process actually works very well to improve durability and wear resistance. Chrome cylinders actually have a microcrack inducing process in the chrome that helps to retain oil for ring & piston lubrication, works very well, doesn't peel off. Seems the harder Revo OEM 1130cc or 1250cc liners are more durable than the aftermarket overbore liners - there should be a way to age harden or nitride surface harden the aftermarket liners for more durability, we need to research this see if it's possible - harder surface with chrome rings probably has less friction HP loss as well, but lubrication is utmost concern to prevent ring wear. Jan-Dirk was your ring liner combination a bitch to get rings to seat ? Kinda like some of the original 1250 CVO's that guys didn't run hard enough and they burned oil - or did your combo seat fairly well with the Turbo ?![]()
That will be seen but it is not slider type lock up so I think that I will found suitable setup for the street by playing with the weights and counter springs. I will start with the original 9 disc clutch pack. Let see what happens.but is it usable for street?
Yes sure. It adds clutch friction force relatively to rpm's. In the idle it should disengage fully and there's no additional force from the centrifugal levers. Perhaps lock up is bit misleading term here.Can you disengage this clutch with the clutch lever after it locks up? At the traffic light, in stop &go traffic? Safety first...
Not a problem with that bearing. 14794-01K BEARING CYL ROLLER LHWondering where you source your balancer shaft bearings. 14794-01K (Left) shows no longer available. 14795-01K (Right) still available, $46. Also the transmission has sealed bearings which are not available separate from the assembly. I already got caged needle bearings from MecTec but I need to source the sealed bearings. Any links would be appreciated!
Sean