Quote from nanno on 17.04.16 at 20:32:36:The thing with just turning down the piston skirts is that they are (most likely) deformed due to the impact they have suffered.
Looking closely at the break area makes me think the skirts got knocked when the boxes of parts were moved around as they were just lying loosely in one of the boxes. I can chuck them on the lathe at work and check them, if the skirts play no essential roles in the running of the whole then I have nothing to loose by turning these down..?
Quote from nanno on 17.04.16 at 20:32:36:Talking of which, I may have a set of pistons in (currently) unknown quality. I'll have a look at them tomorrow, when I am back in my workshop. Please drop me a PM, if I forget to message you until the evening.
Cheers,
Greg
That would be very cool, otherwise I'll have to look at going the stroker way. Correct me if I am wrong but longer stroke usually means more torque whereas a shorter stroke means the engine revs up easier..?
Cheers,
Rant.