T tzsuzuki New member Aug 4, 2016 #1 Is there a way to determine which piston to order without opening motor? Is it marked on the cylinder?
Is there a way to determine which piston to order without opening motor? Is it marked on the cylinder?
N Neil E. Active member Aug 5, 2016 #3 This assumes the cylinder has not been replated and possibly refinished to a slightly different size (without being marked as different).
This assumes the cylinder has not been replated and possibly refinished to a slightly different size (without being marked as different).
T tzsuzuki New member Aug 5, 2016 #4 Thanks for the replies. I bought it new last year. I would hope it's a matched set from the factory
J Jacob 'Berg Member Aug 5, 2016 #5 tzsuzuki said: Thanks for the replies. I bought it new last year. I would hope it's a matched set from the factory Click to expand... John, Cylinder is marked above intake. Being that this is the first top end replacement on the bike, you should be good with the same piston diameter that is marked on the cylinder.
tzsuzuki said: Thanks for the replies. I bought it new last year. I would hope it's a matched set from the factory Click to expand... John, Cylinder is marked above intake. Being that this is the first top end replacement on the bike, you should be good with the same piston diameter that is marked on the cylinder.
(F5) Gold Level Site Supporter Aug 5, 2016 #6 Go for A. For the same money why would you settle for a B? Fortunately my wife didn't apply the same logic.
Go for A. For the same money why would you settle for a B? Fortunately my wife didn't apply the same logic.
