Mk 1 Square 4 piston clearence
Re: Mk 1 Square 4 piston clearence
It wasn‘t that difficult, and there wasn’t any distortion. Just be sure to put something between the jaws of the lathe and the piston so as not to score the skirt. The IMD pistons have enough thickness to skim the tops down to flat, also confirmed by IMD themselves. I gave them a ring and they were very helpful.
1951 Ariel Square Four MKI
1954 Ariel NH Red Hunter
1929 BSA Sloper
1946 BSA B31 (project)
1954 BSA C11G
1960 Harley Sportster XLH
1951 Harley WL 45
1954 Ariel NH Red Hunter
1929 BSA Sloper
1946 BSA B31 (project)
1954 BSA C11G
1960 Harley Sportster XLH
1951 Harley WL 45
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Re: Mk 1 Square 4 piston clearence
Solid skirts are OK but many are slotted. I hold them down to the surface of a mill using the gudgeon holes and a fly cutter on the top. Nev
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Re: Mk 1 Square 4 piston clearence
Thanks Nev.
If I do need to take some off the pistons milling is the way to go, so easy when you think about it.
There I was thinking of jigs to support the piston and turning them, milling is so easy.
If I do need to take some off the pistons milling is the way to go, so easy when you think about it.
There I was thinking of jigs to support the piston and turning them, milling is so easy.
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