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Posted by Bill C on February 11, 2001 at 21:35:58 from (209.143.29.162):
I am thinking about buying a Cub(I've already got an H)and have some questions. Is there any way to change the seat mounting? From what I can tell the seat is mounted solid (no give)and looks to be a rough ride. Also from what I've read the Cub engine didn't come with sleeves, how far can you punch it out before you get into the water jackets,and is there any way to get a little more power out of it without serious modifactions? Thanks.
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