Top-End Redo

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Re: Top-End Redo

18 Aug 2019 18:58
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Keep in mind that ferrous and non-ferrous metals used in conjunction are not a good idea in most scenarios.
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18 Aug 2019 19:01
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Glad it worked for you.
Use what works for you.
I still swear by wire o rings around the cylinders for Boosted Motors
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Re: Top-End Redo

18 Aug 2019 19:21 - 18 Aug 2019 19:41
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Thanks Dave. So a gasket made for a 74mm bore will be larger than that after it gets compressed.
That means the Kawasaki piston oversize bores must max out close to 73mm. to work with that Kaw gasket...:huh:

Got it!

Take this thread wherever it goes...please!

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Re: Top-End Redo

18 Aug 2019 19:24
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I would highly suggest e mail Joe Hooper at Pitstop for pistons and gaskets
He is a expert and his prices are the best for MTC kits and many other parts
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Re: Top-End Redo

18 Aug 2019 19:32
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Joe recommended the MTC kit, and now I'm better edumicated to carry our conversation forward.
Thanks again!

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Re: Top-End Redo

18 Aug 2019 20:38
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Re: Top-End Redo

19 Aug 2019 09:39
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old_kaw wrote: www.pitstopperformance.com/top-end-assembly/[/quote


With this piston upgrade will she be noticeably different from an operation and performance viewpoint?
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Re: Top-End Redo

19 Aug 2019 10:07
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Maybe a ;little more UMPH. :woohoo:
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Re: Top-End Redo

19 Aug 2019 10:45
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SWest wrote: Maybe a ;little more UMPH. :woohoo:
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My wife says I need that...so I must have her go ahead! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

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Re: Top-End Redo

24 Aug 2019 12:05
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MTC 1135 piston kit has been ordered, and the cylinder block shipped-out to Pit Stop Performance. :woohoo:

Joe recommended having .120" taken off the piston domes to reduce cranking pressure, but he did not mention what effect that will have on the advertised 10.5:1 compression ratio.

Would anyone care to suggest what the resulting compression ratio might be, and what difference it will make for the engine size?
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Re: Top-End Redo

24 Aug 2019 12:46
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Why take off .120" on the piston domes? A cyl. spacer do the same effect much cheaper and you can go back if needed.
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