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i have a 2400psi troybilt pressure washer with a 6.5 hp briggs/stratton engine. the water pump has failed and i am having a hard time locating replacement parts and have even wondered if th parts will be more expensive than a new unit?? any suggesttions would be greatly appreciated!!
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parts will not be more than a new one, have a pro look at it.
parts will not be more than a new one, have a pro look at it.
what is the best engine to buy to make a small light homemade go kart go fast?
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and i am looking for cheap alternatives
and if u live in australia like me where could you buy them
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if you want a "utility " type engine like whats on pressure washers, mowers etc. the honda style is a good choice. the honda gx160-200(5.5-6.5 hp) and or its cheap clones is common in most parts of the world and is pretty sweet. bathtub head with push rods, but puts out pretty good power. to get revs over 4800 rpm pull the springs from a briggs 5 hp flat head and cram them in. the briggs 5 hp is good too as is the briggs OHV 6.5. the robin subaru EX design is a nice engine but limited in RPM. if you can do a setup that uses a engine/trany from a dirt bike that works good and can be very fast but is a lot of work for most people. just use what you can i guess. with the mower type engines you get a bit more high rpm output if you port/polish the head/block often like with the briggs and hondas. custom fitting bigger carbs, exhaust pipes, special cams, higher comp ratios, methanol fuel etc also are options but more work. its hard to be cheap and get a fast kart unless you put in a lot of work. for simple small karts i like the honda gx 200. with 10/1 compression and methanol fuel it goes fast.
if you want a "utility " type engine like whats on pressure washers, mowers etc. the honda style is a good choice. the honda gx160-200(5.5-6.5 hp) and or its cheap clones is common in most parts of the world and is pretty sweet. bathtub head with push rods, but puts out pretty good power. to get revs over 4800 rpm pull the springs from a briggs 5 hp flat head and cram them in. the briggs 5 hp is good too as is the briggs OHV 6.5. the robin subaru EX design is a nice engine but limited in RPM. if you can do a setup that uses a engine/trany from a dirt bike that works good and can be very fast but is a lot of work for most people. just use what you can i guess. with the mower type engines you get a bit more high rpm output if you port/polish the head/block often like with the briggs and hondas. custom fitting bigger carbs, exhaust pipes, special cams, higher comp ratios, methanol fuel etc also are options but more work. its hard to be cheap and get a fast kart unless you put in a lot of work. for simple small karts i like the honda gx 200. with 10/1 compression and methanol fuel it goes fast.
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