Ive heard of the Johnson/Evinrude carb'ed v4s being loopers. What does it mean? WOuld my 2000 Yamaha v4 115 be a "looper" also?
Ive heard of the Johnson/Evinrude carb'ed v4s being loopers. What does it mean? WOuld my 2000 Yamaha v4 115 be a "looper" also?
Everything you ever wanted to know about Loop Charging, and cross-flow charging:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-stroke_engine
its just a term used to discribe how the fuel charge is routed through the engine.older models are cross flow and then loop charged on omc motors.loopers have a bulged or rounded back half on the case i beleive.dont know about yams
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by triton1costa »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">its just a term used to discribe how the fuel charge is routed through the engine.older models are cross flow and then loop charged on omc motors.loopers have a bulged or rounded back half on the case i beleive.dont know about yams </td></tr></table>
Please show me the bulge on a 3 cylinder .
well guess im talkin v-6.ill shut up now!lol but the loopers are more effecient
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