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Join Date: Jul 2024
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Hawk 250 intakes on the exhaust stroke and vise versa
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Join Date: Feb 2021
Posts: 988
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Did you put a cam in when you had it apart?
If you did, then valve timing would be the suspect culprit. If not the only thing I can think of is that something is wrong with the way you have the followers installed. I don't think the jug would seat if the followers weren't spread out over the cam though. Did you actually feel the pushrods go in their sockets/cup? Are you sure both valve are completely closing? |
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Join Date: Jul 2024
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No I didn't. I only had as far as the jug taken apart. I'm pretty sure the pushrods are in the right spot. I kinda wiggled then around in the hole until they kinda pushed down snuggly and I couldn't wiggle them anymore. The valves were closing fully with the head off, I didn't check with it on.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Northern Vermont, USA
Posts: 1,270
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You DID re-adjust the valves when you reassembled it, right?
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Northern Vermont, USA
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I won't laugh. But that explains your symptoms. Both valves are too tight and bleeding compression into each other.
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Join Date: Jun 2023
Location: Big Piney, WY
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I was thinking he's 180* out. Err...he was on the intake stroke when he had it at top dead center and not on the exhaust stroke. I did this once with my Honda Accord when I changed the water pump/timing chain (related job). When I fired it up it sounded and ran like crap. I finally realized my mistake, corrected it, she ran fine.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Northern Vermont, USA
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Quote:
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Join Date: Feb 2024
Location: SW Missouri
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Still could be 180 out if the cam rotated in the head when the head was off the jug though
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Northern Vermont, USA
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This is a pushrod motor, the cam is in the case, not the head.
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Join Date: Jun 2023
Location: Big Piney, WY
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I didn't remove the cam on my Honda, but still put the timing belt (not chain) on 180* out. Is that not possible with these motors? I honestly don't know.
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Join Date: May 2021
Posts: 344
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I think it was explained in post #10.
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Join Date: Feb 2021
Posts: 988
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The cam on these CG motors is gear driven, and sits right on top of the crank. That chrome button looking thing on the side of the jug/ cylinder is a short shaft that the cam followers go on. I initially asked if he had the cam out, because when the jug is removed, it's a good time to change the cam, because the jug has to be removed to get to the cam. I think a lot of people think the extra 20cc from a 70mm big bore kit is a game changer, but the head porting, and long duration cam is more effective. The cams are so cheap , and with the jug already removed, it's just an extra few minutes added to the job. I am not really worried about the cheap cams, but I have learned my lesson on the cheap roller followers. I have a stock motor from a parts bike on my Hawk now, and have been enjoying it just fine, but I do occasionally miss the extra power of my hotter motor.
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Join Date: Jun 2023
Location: Big Piney, WY
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Post #8 implies something else.
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