Yamahasrx700
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I have started to make Stainless Powervalves for the SRX 700. I don't have a price yet because I am costing themachine and tooling costs. I am looking for general interest. I am having difficulty posting pictures but here is a link to my HCSpage. https://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/321-2-strokes/1865148-stainless-steel-power-valves-srx-700-a.html
UPDATE The valves will be $80 each. I will have material shortly. So I am not quite ready to start manufacturing.
They are made Witt 304 stainless
UPDATE The valves will be $80 each. I will have material shortly. So I am not quite ready to start manufacturing.
They are made Witt 304 stainless
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Yamahakid01
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I have interest in knowing when your ready and have a ball park $$$$
RXMax
Member
Any plans to coat them?
Lester
Member
Im interested!
pete_man26
New member
interested!
Yamahasrx700
Member
Post is updated with price
Mac
Member
What kinda stainless?
Yamahasrx700
Member
Post updated : They are made from 304 stainless
Yamahasrx700
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A few pics added to original post
Maim
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nice. make a bunch of guys happy.
Sound heavy...…..
Yamahasrx700
Member
5.7 oz. So they are heavy compared to the 2 oz aluminum valves.
A couple of bucks
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As one who does not own a p/v sled ... has anyone tried coating them w/ Dry Graph after they are cleaned? I cannot see how it would in any way be detrimental to its operations.
With the p/v warmed(wood stovetop or old toaster oven from goodwill store), give them two coats.
Again .... just spitballing here.
With the p/v warmed(wood stovetop or old toaster oven from goodwill store), give them two coats.
Again .... just spitballing here.
Yamahasrx700
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Bump.
2muchhp
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As one who does not own a p/v sled ... has anyone tried coating them w/ Dry Graph after they are cleaned? I cannot see how it would in any way be detrimental to its operations.
With the p/v warmed(wood stovetop or old toaster oven from goodwill store), give them two coats.
Again .... just spitballing here.
I have sprayed them with comet clutch lube and regular graphite spray as well. I have never found any positive results. I can say that it didn't
seem to hurt but didn't seem to help either.
BETHEVIPER
Life Member
cleaning is easy, new razor blade on each, shave off carbon, finish clean with carb cleaner and rag.