Don't think so. Pretty sure the 4 hp and 5 hp share the same bore and stroke which are single lung. The 6 hp is twin cylinder and shares the same bore and stroke with the 8 hp which in turn share many common parts with the 9.9 / 15 (which share a different, larger, bore and stroke).Is it possible?
What's required?
-T
my answer is no..won't work.. for this model 4/5 model, 6/8 model and 9.9/15hp 2-stroke.Don't think so. Pretty sure the 4 hp and 5 hp share the same bore and stroke which are single lung. The 6 hp is twin cylinder and shares the same bore and stroke with the 8 hp which in turn share many common parts with the 9.9 / 15 (which share a different, larger, bore and stroke).Is it possible?
What's required?
-T
So, no, I don't think so but I'm sure someone will have a different answer.![]()
;D ;D ;D ;DProblem solved. I put a "1" in front of the "5" on the engine cowling. Plenty of power now, and only cost me $.50
Why didn't I think of that sooner???
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-T
Brett, obviously the thinner and non-skid fumes have gone to your head.I don't see it that way a'tall...gots my fingers here, I can add this up!
lemme see here 1+5 = 6 yep he gots him a 6 hp
Now if'n we adds 1+5+0 = 6 nope, still only got's 6 hp
oh well, better luck next time.
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I only have 10 fingers, I was doin' addin'.Very simple math, I'm not sure where you got off track.