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Posted by MIKE on April 04, 2000 at 09:17:03 from (206.159.164.17):
The rebuilt engine in my 184 vibrates more than my 154(same C60 eng.) at top governed speed.I keep thinking it`s because my shop replaced the aluminum pistons with cast iron.The shop says it can`t effect the balance because a 4cyl.cranksshaft is configured so that 2cyls. are up while 2 are down, thus negating any loss or gain in piston weight this seems to make sense but a second opinion would be appreciated.I know 4cyl. engines do tend to vibrate inherently.Maybe it`s my 154 that`s unusual.Any cub owners out there noticing this sort of thing ??.......................Thanks,MIKE
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