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Did not get any info on my 120r pistons as to what clearance to set them up at in the bore. Anyone have the specs?
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Hey Ron

For reference I have a set of 22868-00 going in shortly & the piston to cylinder clearance is .0015 - .0025. Thats for a 3.875 10.5:1 forged HC piston.

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Did not get any info on my 120r pistons as to what clearance to set them up at in the bore. Anyone have the specs?
Ron
Piston-to-cylinder fit (Loose) 0.0026-0.0036
Piston pin fit (Loose) 0.0003-0.0008
Top Ring End Gap 0.012-0.020
Second Ring End Gap 0.016-0.024
Oil Control Ring Rail Gap 0.008-0.0028
Top Ring Side Clearance 0.0010-0.0022
Second Ring Side Clearance 0.0010-0.0022
Oil Control Ring Side Clearance 0.0003-0.0072
 

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I'm thinking more like .005 would get it done AND sound like the old engine.
:redrolf: Well at .005 it would be good for a flaming burnout right out of the box. I think I'll ease into the .005 over the next 10 years or so. Thanks anyway.:)
FSG, you know where , has the sheets posted in the bulletin section. All specs and part numbers.
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:redrolf: Well at .005 it would be good for a flaming burnout right out of the box. I think I'll ease into the .005 over the next 10 years or so. Thanks anyway.:)
FSG, you know where , has the sheets posted in the bulletin section. All specs and part numbers.
Ron
:redrolf:Chances of this bike going 10k without an upgrade are slim...:redrolf:
 
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