Piston weight change to rebalance
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dfree383
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c.evans
richter69
Dave De
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Re: Piston weight change to rebalance
8 gr per piston .c.evans wrote:So if you go with the bigger pistons and the weight goes up 8 grams,,,,,that's what's called reciprocating weight. There is a 50% factor of the reciprocating weight, so the "net" to the bob-weight is 4 grams. Personally I wouldn't worry about it too much because some engine builders overbalance and/or underbalance anyway.
However if your worried about it,,,, then the best thing IMO is to lighten the piston by 6 or 8 grams. The area to lighten is around the pin bosses and also underhead. Most knowledgeable machine shops can do some weight removal for you. No need to mess with the crankshaft or mallory metal.
Charlie
there is 2 pistons per crank pin .
8 grams for b/w
thats all , run it for such a small difference
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