Would 84.5mm pistons fit in a 84mm bore?
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Re: Would 84.5mm pistons fit in a 84mm bore? (SpoonEk253)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SpoonEk253 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I wanted to know if 84.5mm pistons would fit into a 84mm bore? if not, what would i have to do to get them to fit? </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: Would 84.5mm pistons fit in a 84mm bore? (SpoonEk253)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SpoonEk253 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I wanted to know if 84.5mm pistons would fit into a 84mm bore? if not, what would i have to do to get them to fit? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Will my white *** fit into a pair of youth small pants? Good lord, if you actually had to ask this question please don't even think about building a motor, have you heard of a little thing called piston-to-wall tolerances? You need to get the motor bored out to fit the pistons, and more importantly you need to have someone else build it for you.
Will my white *** fit into a pair of youth small pants? Good lord, if you actually had to ask this question please don't even think about building a motor, have you heard of a little thing called piston-to-wall tolerances? You need to get the motor bored out to fit the pistons, and more importantly you need to have someone else build it for you.
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Re: Would 84.5mm pistons fit in a 84mm bore? (b16sedan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b16sedan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Will my white *** fit into a pair of youth small pants? Good lord, if you actually had to ask this question please don't even think about building a motor, have you heard of a little thing called piston-to-wall tolerances? You need to get the motor bored out to fit the pistons, and more importantly you need to have someone else build it for you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
this is about my feeling on the subject aswell . luckily i was never asked this question in person cuz i wouldnt be able to give the guy a strait answer
Will my white *** fit into a pair of youth small pants? Good lord, if you actually had to ask this question please don't even think about building a motor, have you heard of a little thing called piston-to-wall tolerances? You need to get the motor bored out to fit the pistons, and more importantly you need to have someone else build it for you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
this is about my feeling on the subject aswell . luckily i was never asked this question in person cuz i wouldnt be able to give the guy a strait answer
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Re: Would 84.5mm pistons fit in a 84mm bore? (greenbee)
poor guy must have never played with that round hole /square plug thingy when he was a kid 
You must bore the block .5 mm to fit 84.5mm pistons in a 84mm hole...
Beware of sleeve thickness if this is a unsleeved block though...
You must bore the block .5 mm to fit 84.5mm pistons in a 84mm hole...
Beware of sleeve thickness if this is a unsleeved block though...
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Re: Would 84.5mm pistons fit in a 84mm bore? (PyroProblem)
Basic math seems to be a very complicated subject for this individual.
84.0mm - 84.5mm = -0.5mm
The Hole The Plug The Problem
Notice the problem? You're over 0.5mm with those pistons. I know we all start somewhere and it's a learning process, but if you are asking this question you need to reevaluate your priorities.
Modified by BETTEROFTWOEVlLS at 7:52 PM 11/6/2005
Modified by BETTEROFTWOEVlLS at 2:08 PM 11/8/2005
84.0mm - 84.5mm = -0.5mm
The Hole The Plug The Problem
Notice the problem? You're over 0.5mm with those pistons. I know we all start somewhere and it's a learning process, but if you are asking this question you need to reevaluate your priorities.
Modified by BETTEROFTWOEVlLS at 7:52 PM 11/6/2005
Modified by BETTEROFTWOEVlLS at 2:08 PM 11/8/2005
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