I have a cylinder and the piston is a 68.25 and i thought 68.00 was all you could go so is this a big bore cylinder it loks like there is plenty of room to be bored out more
I have a cylinder and the piston is a 68.25 and i thought 68.00 was all you could go so is this a big bore cylinder it loks like there is plenty of room to be bored out more
I was thinking 69.5 was max on stock bore, but i could be mistaken.
Check Wiesco.com
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My '86 is currently at 69mm, and the Wiseco catalog I ordered from went to 69.5mm.
Ok thanks for the info ive had no luck finding a 68 75 piston yet
You won’t ordinarily find Wiesco pistons with .25 or.75mm increments. Wiesco traditionally only supplies pistons in .5mm increments. .25mm steps doubles their inventory & probably wouldn’t increase their sales.
John Tice
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You won’t ordinarily find Wiesco pistons with .25 or.75mm increments. Wiesco traditionally only supplies pistons in .5mm increments. .25mm steps doubles their inventory & probably wouldn’t increase their sales.
Many times a worn cylinder, especially a 2 stroke won’t clean up with a .25mm oversized piston.
John Tice
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Turning Custom Cylinder Sleeves Since 1971
If you take your cylinder to a reliable shop & have it properly measured, maybe a .25mm step is all you need to clean up the bore. Send the cylinder to me if you can’t find anyone closer.
I’ve got no idea of how you are measuring the bore but you might be better of to let the cylinder boring man do your measuring.
John Tice
503-593-2908 Alternate 541-508-3944
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Turning Custom Cylinder Sleeves Since 1971
Interesting info, from an engine builder.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from...o+.75&_sacat=0
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw...o+.25&_sacat=0
Great finds for oddball Wiesco piston sizes; any of us who does business with Wiesco on a regular basis knows that these .25mm & .75mm piston sets are unusual situations. Just because these particular pistons are found in the 1/4mm dimensions don’t expect to find them for your machine. The early model pistons which are packaged in a Blue box; these are cast pistons with brittle moly filled iron ring sets. Please avoid this type of piston for high performance applications.
For any of you who doubt this; ask for Ron or Al in the power sports section. 800-321-1364
John Tice
503-593-2908 Alternate 541-508-3944
www.smallenginemachineworks.com & www.nwsleeve.com
Turning Custom Cylinder Sleeves Since 1971
Last edited by John Tice; 12-15-2015 at 12:49 AM.
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