Hello Again
I dont know if this is usefull, if anyone is going to get some 64mm pistons made, the latest ASSO pistons used Kawasaki rings Pt. No. 13008-1128, they are .75mm and a STD part so should be easily available.
Gordon
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1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
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GORDON BROWN
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Stan,
I do some race prep work for hire, but not often and usually just for friends, so I'm not trying to advertise or to get work - just passing on my experience.
Take it or leave it as you see fit. It's worth what you pay for it as they say. :-)
Thanks for sharing the pics of your CB77. It's always good to see another one out there on the track.
I do some race prep work for hire, but not often and usually just for friends, so I'm not trying to advertise or to get work - just passing on my experience.
Take it or leave it as you see fit. It's worth what you pay for it as they say. :-)
Thanks for sharing the pics of your CB77. It's always good to see another one out there on the track.
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Stan Lipert
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Gordon, thanks for the info. I have spoken to former long time CB77 racer John Early, he had used a KZ650 Wiseco big bore forged piston in the late 80's/ early 90's. Around 64mm.
Here is another version of the CB350K RSC piston:
The intake valve pocket was hand ground for a larger intake valve.
Stan
Here is another version of the CB350K RSC piston:
The intake valve pocket was hand ground for a larger intake valve.
Stan