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M-Max help needed

Lt Rascal

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My dads 2000 M-Max 700 keeps loosing the mag side cylinder. The piston drops a ring and chews up the head and cylinder wall. We have put one pison and a sleeve in the cyinder once every year for the last two years. Today it just went down again. It will go two dozen rides or so before going down. So I have a hard time beleaving its a crank seal. We jetted it up after the last one. But here we are again.

Any Ideas? I will try and post some pics when my wife gets home with the camera.
 
If the cylinder has been sleeved the make sure the sleeve has not rotated in the cylinder. A local dude had the same problem and thats what it was. It would somehow rotate over time and the ring would catch in a port. Must have been bored with not enough press-fit tolerance.
 
I agree with TRIPLES, it you had a bubble in the cooling or oil it would cook pretty quick.
Possible a tweaked reed?

Y
 
Weird, 600 twin's used to do that all the time but the tripple is nearly bombproof
Sometimes it look's like a ring hook's but what can happen is detonation can act on the top ring with a shockwave, it can break away the ring land between the top and bottom ring, after that the ring get's cought in a port and it all bad after that
Lean is usually the cause of detonation, there should be other sign's
 
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