100cc twin cylinder 2-stroke 4WD

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Re: 100cc twin cylinder 2-stroke 4WD

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i just wonder how will you keep the engine cold?
no need of fans or watercooling?
i really would like to try a DLE222 on a car but i am too "young" with engines today...
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Re: 100cc twin cylinder 2-stroke 4WD

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Well so far things are looking good. I will know more after more tests but now it seems that it will stay within temp limits without any fans. But the summer isn't here yet. I don't know what will happen at +30C... time will tell.
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Re: 100cc twin cylinder 2-stroke 4WD

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I decided to add more strength to the drivetrain. I took out all 3 plastic differentials and replaced them with aluminum differentials. Earlier I thought that The billet aluminum housings with plastic differentials would be enough but now I don't think so anymore. I also added an adjustable Limited Slip (adj. between 0<->90%) system to the center differential and aluminum center diff mounts. So now the entire drivetrain is 100% metal.
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