Manco dingo build |stage 3 predator 212| absolute ripper! (55+mph)
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- We rebuild a manco dingo for our friend Connor. He got it with no engine. Just the rolling chassis. He then got a brand new predator 212 and a bunch of go fast parts. (That I recommend for him to get).
We fully build the engine to stage 3 (aka cam, rockers, pushrods, billet rod, billet flywheel, valve springs, carb, exhaust, and we shave the head and port and polish it.
All the parts came from ombwarehouse.com and gopowersports.com
We then rebuild and fixed up things that needed fixing on the frame and attached the chain and torque converter and hooked up the throttle cable. Stay tuned to the end to see thing thing rip! It's so fast.
Disclaimer:
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really nice job guys you can see your progress i've been watching you guys for sometime now and you have come along ways keep up the good work :)
@@jaybird0000000 thanks man we really appreciate your support! Just wait for our next 500cc mini bike post it's going to be a great video I think everyone will really enjoy it. It comes a long way! And we hope you enjoy everything else we do in the future
You need them champion rockers ;36 pound valve springs; flat valves;cut the stuff off the side of your cam
@@wooteddy31 yes there's always more u can do to these this is just what the owner asked for and what was in his budget
Great job!
@@jpoletes thanks man appreciate the support!
I just bought a 212 and have no idea what I’m doing 😂😂
@@stevenjdoty watch some of our videos so u can see how to do the mods and stuff to them
@@MiniMetalFab I definitely will, I think the hardest part for me is finding the frame and doing that sort of stuff
@@stevenjdoty check out Facebook marketplace place u can find some good deals on there that's how we get all of our stuff!
How size drill bit do u use to drill the oil hole to
@@adamrensch8971 we use a 1/4" drill bit but u can go all the way up to 3/8