Is it possible to weld the fins back on my 110? If so what type of welder should I use?
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Is it possible to weld the fins back on my 110? If so what type of welder should I use?
85 Honda 350x
85 Honda 350x
85 Honda 350x
86 Honda 350x
86 Honda 200x
85 Honda 200x Hybrid (350x Suspension)
84 Honda 200s
78 Honda 110
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I have read in some past Threads that racers used to add additional fins welded on to keep the temps down so it can be done, I would think that finding a used 110 cylinder may be easier. Or get a 125 cylinder and new piston (That is what I did, just rejet and go)
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JB weld. Lol
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We weld cylinder fins on a regular basis; it takes a TIG welder, ours is a 250amp Miller unit. As already suggested; if you’ve got too many, sometimes it’s better to find another cylinder. Have you taken pictures to post with the problem?
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