this Sno-Runner was left in the crate, as it was bought without spousal approval and then quickly hidden away to avoid an argument. It remained hidden for decades, and has only recently come to light. Thanks George!
The snow runner used what was originally a WestBend PowerBee 8.2cu/in 2-stroke (later Chrysler) motor originally designed in 1962 for a go kart application. This guy has modernized it and stroked it out (8.94 vs 8.2) and ported to its maximum potential. If you're looking for a hop-up for a SnoRunner application, check out: https://powerbeeengine.com/
The snow runner used what was originally a WestBend PowerBee 8.2cu/in 2-stroke (later Chrysler) motor originally designed in 1962 for a go kart application. This guy has modernized it and stroked it out (8.94 vs 8.2) and ported to its maximum potential. If you're looking for a hop-up for a SnoRunner application, check out: https://powerbeeengine.com/
ReplyDeletethanks! Posted! Dang, they even make portable water pump engines for fire fighters!
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