It is very small pearl flake I cant tell the difference by eye. Cooter has used it. Anyone may use this. Spitfires & 78 Cyclones too. disclaimer: no i will not come strip your sled again if you do not like it this is hand mixed and no warranty! :lol22: PPG PAINT color # DBC 45609 COLOR WEIGHT DM...

If you have not found a formula yet i will try to dig mine out. It is hand matched ppg using pearl instead of metal flake there are others here who have used it.

The thermostat on 1st gen. liquifires opens at 165 F and 210 F is too hot. I would expect 2nd gen. to be similar. This I learned by running a dator without a tunnel cooler and with that cooler they would run 165. (dator & liquifire use same thermostat) I think my aftermarket guage came from auto...

did he say what it was out of?

some engines like a dator engine use a odd size, that no one is able to find anymore. i think its 19mm and this may be one alternative. yes a caged bearing is much easier to work with.

a year or 2 ago when i was 14 we raced mcculloch 91cc go-carts and they used roll pins with out a cage. it was the only part of the engine i was not allowed to assemble at 14.

307XX BUILT 10/74 its a runner with aluminum pan but straight an just needs a hood

i recently finished a gallon of the mystic and had no issues caused by that oil. Deere dosent do snowmobiles any more and i think they quit chainsaws too. so an engine thats used in cold weather thats 2 stroke is no longer sold by deere???? i used there 2 stroke oils when i worked there in the 90s a...

tc-w3 is compatable with ethanol tc-w2 is not. i use amsoil

heres an idea for those hard to find piston bearings. A "couple" years ago I assembled my first 2 stroke motor. I think I was about 12, any way we were racing gocarts and they were mcculloch engines. they did not have a "cage type" wrist pin bearing like what is used today. they ...

I have a lot of used john deere snowmobile parts for sale. I collected for many years so I'm selling off the excess. I'm going to sort them by the year 71-76 wedge style, 76-77 cyclone and liquifire, 78 cyclone and liquifire, 79-84 liquid and fan. If someone is interested in these let me know as I'l...

cool!!

it has the liquifire deep snow arm on the rear suspension it was an option in the 82-84 liquifires

the 78 is the best of the 76-78 era in my opinion, they had the lightest rear section as they had a smaller heat exchanger and lighter suspension as well as a thicker seat. However the 80 and up liquifire has the better center of gravity and i was able to ride them much harder than the 78 style. the...