I've been looking for the equipment to do my own valve seats. I can't find it.

@@dirty7739 I have a set from NuWay and it works great, it just takes a while. You have to be careful not to bend the pilot while you cut but you can actually use a roughing cutter and a drill to get the seat started and go back in and cut the 30 and 60/70 throat. I help mine out with a carbide cutter to get some metal out of the way till I get to about 90% of the seat.

I find the upbeat music helps you with your attitude.

@@dirty7739 I grew up listening to that stuff. My mom always had house music playin

@@MB_JOSH4159 There's also that too which I've been doing a lot. It reminds me of the nineties lol

Believe it or not that's why we always are laughing he will not pop the chain off lol We all went out for a ride after that and he whipped our asses. 42 mile run and the chain was fine it's crazy.

I promise something will be coming up soon. Just been down with a couple of things.

@dirty7739 def boss u enjoy this dope azz day I like the rc vids too an shyt 💪🏼

@@dirty7739 I was laughing when u said fuggin phaggots lmao ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥

I get them off Amazon and then generally have to make a bracket. But they work good

Oh yes we do

Yes with a ct100 seat

196 has smaller valves and more compression, it also flows bettter, youll loose power with a 212 head

I put A224 head on my 196 built and the thing has massive power.

@@dirty7739 so would a stock 212 head on a non governed 196 make power?

@@559Minibike_Avil I don't see why not

@@dirty7739 the 224 does flow alot better than a 212 non hemi/196, the 212 hemi should actually flow a bit better than a 224, and make some more compression compared to the non hemi 212.