Mexicano Mexicano 4 April 2006 #21 It is a dial caliper....and yes, it works fine when the engine do not have the head installed and the engine is out of the scooter.
It is a dial caliper....and yes, it works fine when the engine do not have the head installed and the engine is out of the scooter.
Big B NRG Well, this is awkward 4 April 2006 #22 Mexicano said: It is a dial caliper....and yes, it works fine when the engine do not have the head installed and the engine is out of the scooter. Click to expand... Here it also works fine, with everthing installed. Even the head
Mexicano said: It is a dial caliper....and yes, it works fine when the engine do not have the head installed and the engine is out of the scooter. Click to expand... Here it also works fine, with everthing installed. Even the head
dna_mario Well-Known Member 4 April 2006 #23 a dial caliper works fine with the head mounted , just use the sparkplug hole ...
Mexicano Mexicano 9 April 2006 #25 O.K. I got it, got a dial caliper for some $34.00 Usd. at Sears and made my own adapter from an old spark plug:
O.K. I got it, got a dial caliper for some $34.00 Usd. at Sears and made my own adapter from an old spark plug:
B Browni B.A.T tuning 9 April 2006 #26 Mexicano said: O.K. I got it, got a dial caliper for some $34.00 Usd. at Sears and made my own adapter from an old spark plug: http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d101/MomoMexicano/DSC00049.jpg Click to expand... Congratulation! So finally you did what I said
Mexicano said: O.K. I got it, got a dial caliper for some $34.00 Usd. at Sears and made my own adapter from an old spark plug: http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d101/MomoMexicano/DSC00049.jpg Click to expand... Congratulation! So finally you did what I said
