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Old 11-29-2003, 08:46 AM
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Default In a bind. need some help. piston to wall clearance.

I bought some used SRP pistons on here for a d16z6. they are standard bore. I also picked up a used motor at the junk yard. The sleeves look to be in great shape and the factory hone marks are still visible. I just got a call from the machine shop that the piston to wall clearance would already be .005 to .006. What should I do? I was hoping to get it around .003. Thanks for any help.

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Old 11-29-2003, 09:45 AM
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Default Re: In a bind. need some help. piston to wall clearance. (5thgencivic)

I would call and check with JE/SRP about the wall to skirt clearance. .005 is way too loose, unless they expand like crazy...Normal forged pistons usually requires .002-.004 of clearance, and all depends on the silicon content on the piston.

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It's supposed to be in the .003 range. I looked on the JE site. I'm screwed now because the block is already posted. My fault though, since I should have checked the clearance before hand. My only option would be get another block that's less worn, or buy oversized pistons right? thanks.
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Default Re: In a bind. need some help. piston to wall clearance. (5thgencivic)

You can send you pistons to Endyn and they have some special ceramic coating that will build up clearance. Go to http://www.theoldone.com and send them an email.

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