Anyone got an idea what piston this might be - it's from my 16m 1951 engine
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Piston Identification
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Piston Identification
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Re: Piston Identification
Not wishing to sound obvious but a +40 flat top, low compression piston.
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Re: Piston Identification
Theres normally something stamped or cast on the inside to give a clue. I take it you want the makers name AE or Hepolite etc.
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Re: Piston Identification
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If it's a Hepolite there will be numbers cast inside. See link below.
http://archives.jampot.dk/technical/Pis ... x-1962.pdf
If it's a Hepolite there will be numbers cast inside. See link below.
http://archives.jampot.dk/technical/Pis ... x-1962.pdf
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Re: Piston Identification
Sorry for the delay in replying - Ive been busy rebuilding. In the end I used a probe camera and went underneath the piston to have a look 0 It is a +40 thou Hepelex 10465 Piston. I managed to get new rings from Cox and Turner and have rebuilt the top end - all good. Deglazed barrel and fitted new Hepolite Valves and lapped them in. Bike is running sweet so will be at the Jampot Rally now - albeit running it in!
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
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Re: Piston Identification
Excellent. It's always good to have feedback/conclusions which may help others.
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