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  • bradley417
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    whats the engine? all alumn

    basically this might be a stupid question but im just trying to make sure. any one out there know if the engine case is cast or from a billet. need to know what metal is in the engine . i have an old one im gonna scrap and iwant to make sure i get the right metal in the right place.
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    • SqDancerLynn1
      #2
      It's cast aluminum

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        • Nessism
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          #3
          How cool would it be to have a motorcycle engine with the crankcase hogged out from billet!
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            • sharpy
              #4
              Originally posted by Nessism
              How cool would it be to have a motorcycle engine with the crankcase hogged out from billet!
              You can, but a Top Fuel Bike engine might not be street legal.

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                • Adler
                  #5
                  Originally posted by bradley417
                  basically this might be a stupid question but im just trying to make sure. any one out there know if the engine case is cast or from a billet. need to know what metal is in the engine . i have an old one im gonna scrap and iwant to make sure i get the right metal in the right place.
                  Scrapping the engine?!?! but what about all the parts!

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                    • Texasgs
                      #6
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                      If you dream of billet pieces, and you have 10 minutes, and you are a motor head, you have to see this. I bought a 4 axis VMC from these guys and this is a 5 axis VMC cutting out a V8 engine block from a solid block of aluminum.

                      LINK HERE

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                        • madjack57754
                          #7
                          New DSR prostock suzuki's are all billet

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                            • Justonv
                              #8
                              Oh that is beautiful...

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                                • wkmpt
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by Justonv
                                  Oh that is beautiful...
                                  Agreed. That is frikkin' sweet looking.

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                                    • Roger P.
                                      #10
                                      Technically speaking, I think the proper term for the material is MAZAK or ZAMAK, depending on which side of the ocean you are on.

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                                        • Guest
                                          #11
                                          Originally posted by Texasgs
                                          If you dream of billet pieces, and you have 10 minutes, and you are a motor head, you have to see this. I bought a 4 axis VMC from these guys and this is a 5 axis VMC cutting out a V8 engine block from a solid block of aluminum.

                                          LINK HERE
                                          Very cool, thanks! One miscalculation = some very expensive garbage...would make a great coffee table, though.

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