Need to re power

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    Need to re power

    Ok i have a old chaparral looking for cheap ways to re power.
    Would like to convert to 4 stroke which would mean changing drive system too.
    Where would i start looking

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    What are you driving? What type and extent of riding do you do?
    There are many options out there though some fit better or easier than others.


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    It's a old white chaparral with a 340 jlo 2 cycle in it now that is tired, used basically for going up and down the same hill carring stuff hill is about 150 feet at a 20 to 30 degree angle depending on where you measure . Looking for cheap and reliable. If you replace drive clutch on motor do you also have to replace driven on transmission?

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    many guys seem happy with the harbor freight 23 h.p. 4 cycle motor. it's affordable, not sure how hard it would be to fit in your machine. you will probably get some replies about it here soon. good luck, j.b.

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    Unless you find something used the Predator gx390 or Duromax clones seem to be the cheapest engines out there, just look for something with a 1" keyed crankshaft then find either a Salisbury clutch, the comet continuance or the comet Duster clutch to match your belt width. The 2 stroke driven will work though you find you need to replace the spring with either a green or red spring.

    Exhaust should be your biggest issue to overcome, so it vents out of the machine.


    My new beer holder spilled some on the trails - in it's hair and down it's throat.
    Joe Camel never does that.

    Advice is free, it's the application that costs.

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    How hard is spring replacement .

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