Torque Grooves
Torque Grooves
Rich,
Does this look about right?
Does this look about right?
Re: Torque Grooves
Come on fellows. You are giving away some of Rich's secrets. For those interested in what this does search for "Somender Singh's grooves" on Google. Most of the info is related to four stroke engines but the same idea should work on two strokes. Rich put these in the head of a SC along with case porting and I haven't fouled a plug since.
Last edited by bchappy on Thu Feb 26, 2015 3:31 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Bill Chapman, Monument, CO
Raced and Modified Hodakas in Statesville NC back in the day.
Raced and Modified Hodakas in Statesville NC back in the day.
Re: Torque Grooves
Actually, "invented" by Somender Singh as an enhancement, if I remember right, to BMW motor cars, so Bill is right. I have not found convincing, scientific result which identifies WHY these things work, but there is lots of anecdotal evidence that they do, and even some dyno proof that there is a benefit. I am just willing to try this to get more torque. Every little bit helps.
Re: Torque Grooves
Look good Greg but you dont need to go beyond the quench band
Rich
Rich
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In looking at the two photos I would make the second one (socalhodaka's) a little deeper.
Bill Chapman, Monument, CO
Raced and Modified Hodakas in Statesville NC back in the day.
Raced and Modified Hodakas in Statesville NC back in the day.
Re: Torque Grooves
Rich,
When you say don't go beyond, are you meaning toward the plug where I turned the groove down into the plug area, or outward toward the gasket?
When you say don't go beyond, are you meaning toward the plug where I turned the groove down into the plug area, or outward toward the gasket?
Re: Torque Grooves
Stop at the end of squish band flat area and not continue toward plug . I think all your doing beyond that will just lower compression.
Rich
Rich
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