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Trying to figure out how to do this. My builder and I had misscomunication and he sent me a newer 1998 Summit X 670 HO. The wiring connectors are not the same and I have researched that there are a lot of differences between the two motors.
Builder sent me the whole motor. I put my clutch and rewind starter on it. Everything else is 1996 Summit 670 equipment. Clutch, CDI, HAC, Pipes, motor mount - everything.
Now the builder is sending me back my flywheel and stator to put on the HO motor. Is this going to work?
If it does work - will I need to rejet or will the HAC compensate?
Does the DESS on the HO have to be connected up to the head? My 1996 doesn't have the electronics, switch, or tether.
I understand that the 98 Summit X has higher compression and more advanced timing curve on the crank and on the rotary valve.
It seems that IF I can get the carbs right then it should be fine.
I don't have any plans to race mountains - I am just looking for a dependable strong running sled for playing, ice fishing, and hunting the backcountry of Alaska. Dependability is way high up on my list - freezing to death doesn't interest me at all.
Builder sent me the whole motor. I put my clutch and rewind starter on it. Everything else is 1996 Summit 670 equipment. Clutch, CDI, HAC, Pipes, motor mount - everything.
Now the builder is sending me back my flywheel and stator to put on the HO motor. Is this going to work?
If it does work - will I need to rejet or will the HAC compensate?
Does the DESS on the HO have to be connected up to the head? My 1996 doesn't have the electronics, switch, or tether.
I understand that the 98 Summit X has higher compression and more advanced timing curve on the crank and on the rotary valve.
It seems that IF I can get the carbs right then it should be fine.
I don't have any plans to race mountains - I am just looking for a dependable strong running sled for playing, ice fishing, and hunting the backcountry of Alaska. Dependability is way high up on my list - freezing to death doesn't interest me at all.
