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Me too.

Rich, you looked back to your Sep 22 comment at 10:22 am. I was referring to your comment Sep 22 at 4:20 pm. The 93 and 97 will not interchange. Just looks like a typo.

G.E.M. also made reeds with the 2 mounting holes, but I think theirs had GEM molded in the aluminum.

Back on Sept 22 I think Rich meant the 93 and the 98 piston will interchange. The 97 is a 125cc.

If it is the stand that came with the Super Combat and is in decent shape it will bring ($90 - $100) on eBay but shipping will be near $20. They are hard to find so they are in demand.

Schematics on all models show it the same way, so it is kind of hard to tell, but Clarence has it correct. I have always wondered what good it does as the crank is pulled to the right side of the case when the clutch is tightened. Maybe it is just a safety measure in case the left bearing works a li...

Running it currently in a model 97 Super Combat and a model 95 Combat Wombat and I started them off with MC-1 as soon as they were restored. They are both modified and I have different carbs than stock so I would not be able to answer your question about jet size. I would just start with what you ha...

I tried bean oil years ago and it fouled more plugs than I can count. I went to MC-1 and can't remember the last plug I fouled.
Just my $.02.

I run MC-1 at 40:1 in my Hodakas and haven't had any problem smoking or engine failure.

Bel Ray MC-1 is a VERY good oil but Hydraulic Jack is right on. 32:1 may stop the smoking.

Things are slow right now it seems. I had a nice model 03 Wombat for sale at a reasonable price and nobody bid on it.

Sometimes the impact gun by itself will jar it loose, but there is an article somewhere on disassembling the 250 and the Wombat 03 forks (by Bob Whitman and Ed Chesnut) that shows a homemade tool and I can't find it so I made some pictures of mine. Basically it is made from a 1/2" black pipe ab...

I wondered about that also. For those that are now interested they are called Torque Grooves and you can see a picture and an explanation on Rich's (racerclam) website http://www.richstaylordporting.com/

I use Bell-Ray gear oil and Bel-Ray H1-R for premix at 40:1.

JackM, I am not sure but my bet is the one with the lowest snap ring is for a model 95. Even the schematic of the 95 show the snap ring is lower than the 97. According to the Compatibility Chart item #938753A fits the 92B, 92C/96, 94, 94A and 95 and item #978753 fits the 01, 02, 97, 98, and 99 That ...

I had a hard time finding it on page "C" of the 03 parts list, but it is item 49 and is in the upper right side of the picture.

Does seem a little strange to not delete the replies as the replies would not make sense without the post. I know Facebook deletes all replies if a post is deleted.

Someone can delete their own post and if they do maybe all the replies get deleted also. I am not sure about that, just a thought.

We are looking at aluminum. So how is the compression getting through the steel liner? And why are you still up after midnight?

May be stupid of me to even think this but be sure you are dropping the needle. Are you at the 4th notch from the top of the needle or the bottom?

The "Img" tab can only be used if the file is on a public server and you can past a link to the file between the brackets.

My Windows computer sees all three correctly.

So now I am wondering if all of my uploaded pictures look incorrect to you Victor? I also wonder how iOS knows what is upright when you took it with your camera upside down?