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Looks like good choice!!

And people wonder why one-off's cost so much! :wall: Nice work....I will be waiting for the upcoming portion.

What a beautiful build! Like a piece of art work.

Be sure to post a link to the build when is goes live. Congrats on the TV blitz!

WOW! i can't stop watching the video. Sharing it with everyone I know. Keep up the great work!!!!!

WOW!! Nice work. Any thoughts on the reflective white walls or are you going to leave them as is?

Even the engine stand is awesome!

Very cool!

Nice job! I'm still fumbling my way through Alibre...your miles ahead of me.

That is true. So are you planing a tapered fit bore? Either way it will make a great display piece. Cox must have made millions on the little motor... definitely an icon of the model industry.

I memory serves me right they were steel sleeve in aluminum casting. I wouldn't think the ports would need to be scale to get it running. You are right most of the new stuff is high tech coated aluminum. Here are couple pics of some mid 80's cylinders. You can see how big the port is in the...

500cc singles are not that uncommon as for the port(s) you can always add a bridge (or two) in the center of the port to eliminate the ring from snaging. I'm all for seeing this build go forward, let it shake and smoke....please! Then make a static stand with a 30" prop and hang it on the wall...

Hope to see your engine build soon and good luck with your venture. F1 engines are the Holy Grail of engineering....my absolute favorite Motorsport. 18000 rpm and staying together defies all inertia logic.

Hey guys! Been a member for a while now and thought it about time I make a post. Just about finished my CNC Lathe and Mill conversion and hope to one day partake in an engine build. (Once I figured out the software side!) Lot of great builds on here and very dedicated builders. Thanks FannBlade