I knew I should have gone wiseco.....

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I knew I should have gone wiseco.....

Post by britincali »

New OEM piston and rings 1st over in 07.....


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Great now I gotta spend more money and wait longer........
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Post by AlisoBob »

No Wiseco is going to go 3 years the way you hammer on it, no warm up, neglected air filter, and 66 octane gas.

Look at the thing... cracked, yes.

BUT, no blow by, no scoring, no trashed cylinder wall.

Buy another one, and slap it back together.
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Exhaust side......


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Dood, buy a new piston, peel off the rings, check the end gap, slap them on the new piston in there old positions.......


Done.
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south central hoon

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AlisoBob wrote:Dood, buy a new piston, peel off the rings, check the end gap, slap them on the new piston in there old positions.......


Done.
:? running the old rings in a new piston??????? :shock:
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Were taking about Brit... I'm surprized he dosent reuse toliet paper...
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Post by britincali »

Jetting looks decent.....


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Gotta love the way that 927 sticks to everything too, the bike aint been run in 2 weeks and its still dripping in it :D
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Post by 100hp honda »

your freakin everybody out. cracks only happens once in a blue moon :lol:
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Post by Rhino89523 »

Man I know everyone hates wiseco's and I sit silently and still buy them. I have a Wiseco on my desk that I ran the crap out of. I rode it on trails mostly and like 8 trips to sand mountain. I ran a stock sized tank of gas through it in 45 minutes holding the dunes hostage while I tore the place a new one. I changed it out because it had just been too long. When I slid the jug up I was tempted to just push it down and keep running. I think I could sell it....it has a crazy amount of hours. I am a nut about air cleaners being fresh, but I warm it up usually in gear idleing down the road so I don't piss off the neighbors, so not great, and my hole drilling job I did with a dewalt in my then crappy lit garage looking not quite as bad as your last pic but certainly not my finest work.

Anyway Brit I can check it out tomorrow and donate it to the el cheepo fund...its just a paper weight right now.
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100hp honda wrote:your freakin everybody out. cracks only happens once in a blue moon :lol:


Lets sum up my CR500 cracked piston experiences....


1. 1991 Bike hammered and on original piston.... Cracked
2. Wiseco in the nitrous bike 2 seasons..... Cracked
3. AF motor 3 years stock .25 over.... Cracked

I dont think thats paranoia :wink: :wink:
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Post by britincali »

Rhino89523 wrote:
Anyway Brit I can check it out tomorrow and donate it to the el cheepo fund...its just a paper weight right now.

I appreciate the offer man!!!! Im bidding on a stocker .25 over on ebay right now that im hoping to have in my hand for under $50 :D
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cant remeber what brand it was. was in the bike when i bought it. got a wiseco and had jerry bore it
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Post by kdizzle »

2 wisecos sitting in my shop both with over 100 each on them. they look damm near perfect like posted above the only reason i took em out was paranoia.

And to tell the truth i would rather get a new jug when the forged siezes then a new crank when the cast shatters.
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Post by 98cr500rider »

britincali wrote:
100hp honda wrote:your freakin everybody out. cracks only happens once in a blue moon :lol:


Lets sum up my CR500 cracked piston experiences....


1. 1991 Bike hammered and on original piston.... Cracked
2. Wiseco in the nitrous bike 2 seasons..... Cracked
3. AF motor 3 years stock .25 over.... Cracked

I dont think thats paranoia :wink: :wink:

Yeah no need for paranoia, just means you actually do ride the crap out of them, good man, keep up the good work that’s what they are for.


Honda spec for a piston is 10 race hours, then scrap it.




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Bob's = 50/50
Cepek = cool
Solidbro = cool
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Stoffer = 1 up from Brit
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Post by nmdesertrider »

What's the ring gap supposed to be?
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Post by Roostius_Maximus »

.016"
.12" is the tight end of the spec
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Post by nmdesertrider »

May as well join the fun- this piston is from 2008 I ride 2x a week in the summer and 1 or 2 times in the winter. I think I could easily put some new rings in this piston and use it a few more years- exhaust side still has the machine marks in it.


With the new rings the end gap is 0.18-19 you guys think I should just run it? The Jug is 2.0 over so I can't machine it again.




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