dont wanna sand them down ..plus are these high compresion pistons? ther from a d16y8 can they work in a d16a6

 

They are not high comp. They're dished.

 

would they fit in a d16a6,,,?

 

yes

 

Dunno. Get a bucket, put in hot water and a ton of Dawn. Use one of those green scrub pads. They are pretty abrasive. I cleaned my old pistons with them and it worked great. Elbow Grease!

 

one more question how do i buy rings 4 them and what size since i wanna put them in a 91 civic ex...paid 35$ for the set of 4

 

You'll want to bore and re-hone your cylinders to fit the piston no matter what you do.

 

and the rings?

 

your local honda dealer or napa

 

have a machine shop check the size you need-stop using sand paper.a high speed wheel with scotch brite pad

 

Just leave them in a tub of WD-40, it works for me.

 

Only two ways:
By the book: Get a "piston scaper"
Or Average Joe: Scotch Brite pad and some elbow grease. I promise it won't come off by looking at it! Some companies even make scotch brite on for an end grinder.

 

Oven cleaner or paint stripper/gasket remover will take off all the carbon and leave the aluminum untouched.

 

use aircraft paint remover, then while with a wet towel, then w-40...... here is a pic of ones I cleaned

 

wow, you should put down the sandpaper, fill your bathtub full of water, and go drown your self. you NEVER use sandpaper to clean a piston. Waste of sperm

Furthermore, didn't you have another post asking if you should buy those pistons/if they will work in your engine, and everybody said they wouldent w/o having the block bored out...

 

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OWNED

 

Ugh. IBTL. Where has the EF Forum gone to?



Where are you Vap?

 

steam or hot tanked?

 

I used oven cleaner and it worked great, but my pistons were for display only. Maby seafoam? Its carbon, and seafom dissolves carbon.

 

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the sad thing is that there is actually some tech in here

 

If you want higher compression don't clean that carbon off

I used some acietone(sp?) and scotchbrite pad...seafoam may work too but its just petolium so save the cash and ge some gas instead or WD-40 all will work

 

yea i did have a nother post ..but got zero answers..this post workt well...thanx 4 all the reply's....will show pics wen im done...4 pistons...1 (wd40) 2 (Oven cleaner) 3( sand paper ) 4( Scotch Brite pad ) will post pics of all 4 pistons tmrww..

 

so just bring the pistons to honda or napa and thell noe wich one are the rite rings .PS-- not trying 2 be a noob thers just somethings i dont noe

 

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You're being perfectly fine. People on here trying to be tough and yelling "owned!" and gay **** like that are ruining the thread.

 

yo good looks..about my question...just bring them in rite?