Available pistons for the N600

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Marshall
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Re: Available pistons for the N600

Post by Marshall »

Thomas, You're piston kits are obviously top quality & I may well find myself purchasing from you if the alternatives I have in mind are not successful. I am talking in numbers of engines & when I can purchase new ED1 sets of four with pins & rings 0.5 or 0.75 oversize for the sum of $33.99 per set, some serious consideration is going to be given to being able to utilise them........ More ready funds for those crankshafts when they have to be dealt with ! Marshall.
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, "honda600wiz" wrote:
> I have been selling oversize piston kits for many years, these are custom made and come in two sizes, .50 and 1.00. The price is cheap compared to buying all four pieces from Honda that you can not do and have not been able to do for many years. Kit includes pistons, rings, pins and clips. And a head gasket also if you pay extra, currently I have two sets of 1.00 kits in stock, I sold three kits this week and over the last five years I have sold over 100 kits with not a single problem, so there is no need to worry about pistons for many years to come, our focus as a group should be on crankshafts but you think piston kits are high @ $300.00 then u better not think about rebuilding a crankshaft.
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, "TOM THIES" wrote:
> > Marshall
> > seems to me that some one has check on that and there was something about the top of the piston (not as much compression I think) but I may be wrong so it is worth checking out.
> > it would be great if they worked out for us.
> > Tom T
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Marshall
> > To:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 9:17 AM
> > Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Available pistons for the N600
> > Honda EC,ED1,ED2,EF1 & EM1 engines all had bores of 74mm & piston pins of 17mm.
> > I know that in itself doesn't mean much. Pin offset & piston face to pin
> > measurement would be interesting............ I am going to find out !
> > Marshall.
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