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Happened to be flipping through a baileys catalog yesterday and noticed they have a big bore kit for pretty cheap. 114 plus the gasket. Supposed to bump it up to 75 cc and be more of a torque saw than a revver. Anyone used this kit?
Most newer 372XP's have the 75cc Piston/Cylinder already installed. I have one and the biggest different between it and the 70cc version which I've run it against is the low end torque.
Iam not sold on the big bore kits time and effort to install and 5cc more time and money for me.If your looking for more power muffler port is more bang for the BUCK!
372xpw
TECHNICAL DATA
Engine specification
Cylinder displacement 74.7 cc
Power output 5.4 hp
Idling speed 2700 rpm
Maximum power speed 9600 rpm
Cylinder bore 2.02 inch
Cylinder stroke 1.42 inch
372 xp
Engine specification
Cylinder displacement 70.7 cc
Power output 5.3 hp
Idling speed 2700 rpm
Maximum power speed 9600 rpm
Cylinder bore 1.97 inch
Cylinder stroke 1.42 inch
372xpg
TECHNICAL DATA
Engine specification
Cylinder displacement 70.7 cc
Power output 5.3 hp
Idling speed 2700 rpm
Maximum power speed 9600 rpm
Cylinder bore 1.97 inch
Cylinder stroke 1.42 inch