I mentioned “air” because that would be about the only way you could create psi. It would force the water out. Another option would be to add an inline 12v pump. As mentioned though. Your pump pulls water. You don’t need psi. If you’re having issues with pressure it could be a pump or engine problem. The buffer tank is not your problem.
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Yeah! Rather rude of him to suggest a red tip, it could all be soft washed.
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Either the valve clearance isn’t right or the cam’s decompressor is bad. Try gapping the exhaust valve to .008 and see how it acts.
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Dang, Steve! Nicely done. I’m starting to think my small engine knowledge is really just “small carburetor” knowledge
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Can’t lie reading that made me cackle
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