Will this engine fit:

Quadrifoglio · Feb 21, 2005

Will this engine:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 4529701779

Fit into a 1991 MC501?

The engine in question is a recent model 600cc.

Thanks!

-Tim

husabutt · Feb 21, 2005

I don't think so as yours is a non e-start model. As it was just posted the e-start cases, frames and header pipes are different on pre 2000 model year Bergs.

Wouldn't it be nice if Husaberg sold complete motors. Just a few different ones would be necessary. There seems to be a lot of interest in the older Bergs. I would never sell my 97 Fx 600. It is the ultimate sand wash machine. With its raked out front end which offers great high speed stability to its very low seat height it is my favorite for smooth sand blasting.

Quadrifoglio · Feb 21, 2005

Darn!

I need a new piston, wrist pin and a few other various odds and ends for my engine and it seems like it would be cheaper to just purchase a whole engine to put in!

Ah well. Thanks for the reply!!!!!!

E-start would have been kinda nice though.....

LINEAWEAVER · Feb 23, 2005

Quadrifoglio said:
Darn!

I need a new piston, wrist pin and a few other various odds and ends for my engine and it seems like it would be cheaper to just purchase a whole engine to put in!

Ah well. Thanks for the reply!!!!!!

E-start would have been kinda nice though.....

Hi Tim,
With exception of main cases all hard parts will interchange with your existing engine If the price is right the investment could still prove cost worthy.

Dale

coronaberg · Feb 23, 2005

motor fit

E start motor crankshafts are the same as non E start?

LINEAWEAVER · Feb 23, 2005

Re: motor fit

coronaberg said:
E start motor crankshafts are the same as non E start?

No.
However they will interchange providing the "E" start crankshaft is properly modified to operate minus the balance shaft. (ie re-balance)

Best Regards,
Dale

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