I tried searching the web and here on the forums but cant find anything that answers my question.
what brings this question up is a F/S thread on another forum where a possible purchaser backed out of the sale, he thought the engine was a 4 bolt, because the seller had purchased an expensive exhaust pipe for the motor, the vehicle being sold is a losi 5t
Quote from thread:
No they came stock with the 26cc 2 bolt Zenoahs. I just assumed since you put a $200+ pipe on it that you put in a 4 bolt motor. Not many people would spend that kind of money on a pipe for a 2 bolt motor.
So what are the advantages and disadvantages of both?
What can you do with a 2 bolt head, or cant do?
What can you do with a 4 bolt head or cant do?
I just thought a 4 bolt gives you a better seal, and less chance of a bolt backing out causing an air leak.
Also I tried to make the title of this thread so that when you do a search chevy dodge and ford does not dominate the search, if their is a better title I could use let me know and I will edit it
Cheers OctanE
what brings this question up is a F/S thread on another forum where a possible purchaser backed out of the sale, he thought the engine was a 4 bolt, because the seller had purchased an expensive exhaust pipe for the motor, the vehicle being sold is a losi 5t
Quote from thread:
No they came stock with the 26cc 2 bolt Zenoahs. I just assumed since you put a $200+ pipe on it that you put in a 4 bolt motor. Not many people would spend that kind of money on a pipe for a 2 bolt motor.
So what are the advantages and disadvantages of both?
What can you do with a 2 bolt head, or cant do?
What can you do with a 4 bolt head or cant do?
I just thought a 4 bolt gives you a better seal, and less chance of a bolt backing out causing an air leak.
Also I tried to make the title of this thread so that when you do a search chevy dodge and ford does not dominate the search, if their is a better title I could use let me know and I will edit it
Cheers OctanE