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Description: Mods I had to make to balance a JP piston to the old Hepolite one
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Added on: 24 Aug 2011
Posted by: ianselva
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By TommoT
24 Aug 2011
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Looks radical, but undoubtedly necessary. JP’s are always way heavier than standard. But did you also check the pin for lack of taper?
By GDPR removal 99398
25 Aug 2011
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Wow!
By bell
26 Aug 2011
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put it on the shelf , safer there than inside your engine . Talk to Stuart Tongue if you want to go faster .
By jonhal
28 Aug 2011
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You must be joking, I’ll give it a couple of months before the big bang...
By GSAX1
31 Aug 2011
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Interesting. Good luck and keep us updated!
By GDPR removal 103322
04 Sep 2011
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I think this is what was done for a racing mod to lighten the piston in bygone years, you could buy them in this form new I think and think there were called slipper pistons.
By dogwheel
12 Sep 2011
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Most interesting. I understand that this piston belongs to a Ariel 500cc Red Hunter and that the lightening has been very worthwhile. The bike has covered 7000+ miles since the work was done, I don’t think it has an easy time either! on long distance trials.

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