diffrences between 440 a and b
diffrences between 440 a and b
did they just change the heads for more compression and more agresive jetting to get more h/p on the sportfires than on the trails
- Liquifire84
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diffrences between 440 a and b
There is more to it than that. The bottom end is where all the differences are at. The sport has a beefier crank than the trail.
Brice
Brice
diffrences between 440 a and b
what if you put the B model heads on an A
- Liquifire84
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diffrences between 440 a and b
You wont get any thing from it.
Brice
Brice
diffrences between 440 a and b
Then where do they get the extra H/P from cause a beefer crank isnt going to make mere power heavier crank will give more ineritia there has to be more compression or more flow in the engine the pipes and the intakes look the same and the same size carb
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diffrences between 440 a and b
The cyclinders are differnt than the trails.
Brice
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diffrences between 440 a and b
They also had differnt carb. They had a PJ on the sport.
Brice
Brice
diffrences between 440 a and b
shorter deck height or diffrent piston? more compression?
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diffrences between 440 a and b
They used the same piston. Differnt jugs, differnt base, bigger crank, bigger main bearings, differnt intake, differnt head, bigger carb with PJ. These all add up to the 8 more HP. just a little of everything makes an improvement.
Brice
Brice