Man Gerry and I got a lot done. For a 14 year old he sure hung in there.

Flywheel prep, pilot bearing and flywheel O ring

That little felt washer

Main seal

Torquing down the flywheel bolts

Front O ring behind fan hub

Fan hub and seal

Here's my version of the 35-1 trigger wheel and sensor. Eventually the ignition will be crankfire

Cooling flaps installed

Here's most of the tin on

This is what we started with last summer

wow, Dave, that looks awesome! your pictures of the progress have been great. keep it up. and hats off to your son, too!

looks great so clean you could eat off of! also.. like the rubber stoppers in the intake..great idea

Here's where we left it today.

I'm outa here for a week of golf, beer and food in Central Oregon, so you won't have to put up with pictures of everything we do.

When I get back I'm gonna start on a "Light it Off" party. Free beer and food. Hopefully a little bubbly.

Dave

Great stuff !!

Are you going to put it in the car to light the fire?
It would be worth it to come watch you sweat

Felt washer on flywheel??!! How important is that? I didn't put in the pilot bearing, but no washer.

That motor is disgustingly clean. I think you need to repack your CVs with moly lube barehanded so as to appease the grease / roadglue gods.

Lookin' awesome Dave. I'm sure all the care and detail going into your work will pay off nicely. That's definitely work to be proud of. Nice to know you're sharing the experience with your son. There aren't enough son's being raised these days.

-Ben M.

The motor looks great Dave! I will certainly attend a fire off gala!!

I'm probably gonna light it off with carbs and open pipes. Not too many wires and lots of smoke and noise.

open pipes and carbs! let us know when! i want to see and hear it!

Sweet

SWEET!!!! Lookin great!

Are you running nickies or are those cyls just as clean as they look? You are gonna megasquirt this sucker right? Bet it will haul.