need help identifying these pistons
10-03-2007, 09:51 AM
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need help identifying these pistons
i got these in a trade with my friend, brand new honda oem, he told me they were h22 jdm type s oversized pistons, they are P5p's
product number 13030-P5p-J00
does anyone know if they are 87.25 or 87.50?
product number 13030-P5p-J00
does anyone know if they are 87.25 or 87.50?
10-03-2007, 10:08 AM
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Re: need help identifying these pistons (nicko360)
thats y u get a micrometer.. and mesure it.. bc its made to tell u down to the idtybity bit.. so go buy one form auto zone and mesure it. or u couuld just call honda with the part number or u could just google it..
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Re: need help identifying these pistons (luvmihatch)
ive tried googling it, and ive tried looking up the part number on the honda website
....no luck
....no luck
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Re: need help identifying these pistons (luvmihatch)
Going by in which the order Honda uses their piston part numbers, this would make your pistons 0.25 oversize. You can tell by the first 5 digits of the part number, Honda uses 13010 For OEM Size pistons, TYPE A then they use 13020 for OEM Size pistons TYPE B and if there's an oversize option they use 13030 for 0.25" Oversize pistons. If there is no Type B piston Honda uses 13020 for 0.25" oversize basically just bumping the part number down one row.
-Froth
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Re: need help identifying these pistons (Froth)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Froth »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Going by in which the order Honda uses their piston part numbers, this would make your pistons 0.25 oversize. You can tell by the first 5 digits of the part number, Honda uses 13010 For OEM Size pistons, TYPE A then they use 13020 for OEM Size pistons TYPE B and if there's an oversize option they use 13030 for 0.25" Oversize pistons. If there is no Type B piston Honda uses 13020 for 0.25" oversize basically just bumping the part number down one row.
-Froth</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks man, good knowledge
-Froth</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks man, good knowledge
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