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US10247128B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10247128-B2 |
| Application number | US-201715697038-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 6, 2017 |
| Priority date | Mar 31, 2015 |
| Publication date | Apr 2, 2019 |
| Grant date | Apr 2, 2019 |
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A cylinder for a V-twin engine includes a section of steel tubing cut to a length. The section of steel tubing includes a first portion having a first wall thickness and a second portion having a second wall thickness less than the first wall thickness. The second wall thickness is less than 0.050 inch. The section of steel tubing includes a first ribbing pattern on an outer surface, within the first portion, and a second ribbing pattern including multiple ribs formed on individual ribs of the first ribbing pattern. A cast body is provided on the first portion of the section of steel tubing so that the section of steel tubing is fixedly secured within the body to form a cylinder sleeve defining a cylinder bore. The second portion having the second wall thickness extends from an end of the body to be received within a bore of a crankcase.
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A cylinder for a V-twin engine, the cylinder manufactured by a process comprising: providing a section of steel tubing; cutting the section of steel tubing to length; machining the section of steel tubing in a subtractive process, including forming a first portion having a first wall thickness and a second portion having a second wall thickness less than the first wall thickness, wherein the second wall thickness is less than 0.050 inch, and forming a first ribbing pattern, including a radially outward protruding rib, on a radially outer surface of the section of steel tubing within the first portion, and forming a second ribbing pattern on the radially outer surface of the section of steel tubing within the first portion, wherein the first ribbing pattern is a larger, primary ribbing pattern and the second ribbing pattern is a smaller, secondary ribbing pattern whereby multiple radially outward protruding ribs of the second ribbing pattern are provided within the radially outward protruding rib of the first ribbing pattern; and casting a body onto the first portion of the section of steel tubing so that the section of steel tubing is fixedly secured within the body to form a cylinder sleeve defining a cylinder bore, wherein the second portion having the second wall thickness extends from an end of the body to be received within a bore of a crankcase. 2. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the body includes an exterior surface having a plurality of fins. 3. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the body is solid, having no internal voids or cooling jackets for cooling liquid. 4. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the body further includes a flange proximate the end, the flange defining a surface configured to about a surface of the crankcase, and a plurality of mounting holes extending from the surface through the body. 5. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein a diameter of the cylinder bore is greater than 3.948 inches. 6. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein a diameter of the cylinder bore is about 4.000 inches. 7. The cylinder of claim 6 , wherein the outer diameter of the second portion is about 4.068 inches. 8. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the cylinder sleeve is constructed from SAE grade 4140 steel. 9. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the second wall thickness is less than 0.040 inches and greater than 0.025 inch. 10. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the second wall thickness is between 0.033 inch and 0.035 inch. 11. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first and second ribbing patterns is helical. 12. The cylinder of claim 1 , wherein the first and second ribbing patterns are formed in intersecting helical patterns having opposite axial components in a given circumferential direction. 13. A cylinder for a V-twin engine, the cylinder comprising: a section of steel tubing cut to a length, the section of steel tubing including a first portion having a first wall thickness and a second portion having a second wall thickness less than the first wall thickness, wherein the second wall thickness is less than 0.050 inch, a first ribbing pattern, including a radially outward protruding rib, on a radially outer surface of the section of steel tubing within the first portion, and a second ribbing pattern on the radially outer surface of the section of steel tubing within the first portion, wherein the first ribbing pattern is a larger, primary ribbing pattern and the second ribbing pattern is a smaller, secondary ribbing pattern whereby multiple radially outward protruding ribs of the second ribbing pattern are provided within the radially outward protruding rib of the first ribbing pattern; and a cast body provided on the first portion of the section of steel tubing so that the section of steel tubing is fixedly secured within the body to form a cylinder sleeve defining a cylinder bore, wherein the second portion having the second wall thickness extends from an end of the body to be received within a bore of a crankcase. 14. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the cast body includes an exterior surface having a plurality of fins. 15. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the cast body is solid, having no internal voids or cooling jackets for cooling liquid. 16. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the cast body further includes a flange proximate the end, the flange defining a surface configured to about a surface of the crankcase, and a plurality of mounting holes extending from the surface through the cast body. 17. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein a diameter of the cylinder bore is greater than 3.948 inches. 18. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein a diameter of the cylinder bore is about 4.000 inches. 19. The cylinder of claim 18 , wherein the outer diameter of the second portion is about 4.068 inches. 20. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the cylinder sleeve is constructed from SAE grade 4140 steel. 21. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the second wall thickness is less than 0.040 inches and greater than 0.025 inch. 22. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the second wall thickness is between 0.033 inch and 0.035 inch. 23. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein at least one of the first and second ribbing patterns is helical. 24. The cylinder of claim 13 , wherein the first and second ribbing patterns are formed in intersecting helical patterns having opposite axial components in a given circumferential direction.
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