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10-27-2020, 09:20 AM | #1 |
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G16 engine rebuild with G22 parts
Has anyone rebuilt a G16(301cc) engine using G22(357cc) parts and could help me with a couple of questions? I have looked through the parts lists and it appears that the crankshaft, connecting rod, balance shaft, bearings, and cover are all the same between the 301 and 357. the block and piston are obviously different but i plan on buying those new(along with a new connecting rod anyway). I also noticed that the cylinder head does have a different part number but im wondering if the G16 head would work just fine. (im guessing the newer cylinder head has a slightly larger compression chamber but my question is: would it work(or would the piston hit the head) if i bolt my G16 head onto the G22 block/piston. I am thinking the answer is that it would probably work because usually pistons don't stick out past the cylinder on the outer edges. Any advice would be very helpful. thank you.
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11-11-2020, 12:50 PM | #2 |
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Re: G16 engine rebuild with G22 parts
in case anyone is interested, I bought all the parts I think I need to do this. Ill post wether or not it worked or progress as I do it. I hope I didn't waste the almost 500 bucks it cost for all the new parts.
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11-11-2020, 01:37 PM | #3 |
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Re: G16 engine rebuild with G22 parts
whoa...brave soul you are my friend lol hope it works let us know now I'm curious
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06-20-2022, 01:27 PM | #4 |
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Re: G16 engine rebuild with G22 parts
I had these parts sitting around for a while and finally got time to put them together this weekend. So to re-cap i have a yamaha G16(301) stock cart. I bought a G22 engine block, piston set, and head gasket. I took my engine apart and swapped all the other internals and now i have a 357cc engine running with almost all G16 parts. It all worked great. The only other part that is slightly different is the little metal cover inside the engine that is for the breather(pulse for fuel pump). that cover is ever so slightly different so i just bought the one from a G22 but you could just trim the G16 one to work. Anyway, in case anyone else is looking to rebuild a G16 and is willing to bite the bullet on the G22 engine block, it all interchanges(works together).
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06-20-2022, 03:35 PM | #5 |
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Re: G16 engine rebuild with G22 parts
****. Just looked up the G22 engine block and price is way up. I bought it about a year ago at $286 and now its $394.
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