Has anyone had experience with Kenig pistons? All that I know is that they were an aftermarket piston for racing applications with a 10.5:1 compression, when cb77s were on the tracks.
Also, I need some .25mm and .75mm rings for some cb77 pistons I have.
Thanks,
Dick
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Dick Eastman
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Are these then high compression pistons that must have working clearances set because they are domed so high?Hahnda wrote:I have not used them in any rebuilds I have done but I have worked on a bike that had them. I found on one side that the piston dome came in contact with the spark plug electrode. Bike would start and run but then stop running on one side when the gap closed up.
Didn't the early Super Hawks have a higher compression ratio than the later models? Was there a reason Honda decreased the CR?
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