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Post by 2strokd on Jul 19, 2012 6:14:27 GMT -5
Has anyone tried a Wiseco piston in a GY649cc engine? Do they make one for it? I am about to rebuild one so im trying to get my ducks lined up. The owner has a $100 certificate through Wiseco so i thought ide ask?
Any other suggestions or input is very welcome and would be appreciated. This is my first GY6 build :devil:
Thanks :cheers:
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noday
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Post by noday on Jul 19, 2012 7:10:29 GMT -5
haven't tried that yet.
wiseco web site lists prox racing for 49cc pistons.
look under Kymco 50cc
currently out of stock for std piston
first one in stock is a .25mm oversize for $58.68
Wiseco Part#: 01.1010.025 Product Type: Single Pistons Description: Pist Dio / New Tact 50 / Kymco -GW0/GW2-
think it is a forged piston, made in japan.
I do not think it includes wrist pin or rings.
I would suggest a 72cc cylinder kit (47mm piston) by NCY from enviromoto
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Post by skuttadawg on Jul 19, 2012 12:26:01 GMT -5
Wiseco is in the US I used them when I had motorcross bikes as they machine the piston out of bilet instead of cast and then forge it twice . I thought about getting a piston for a Honda XR 80 to use in a 50mm BBK since my POS TaoTao had the piston crack twice in a short time and I had just over 30 two wheelers in my lifetime and never once had a piston do that .
If they do not have what you need they have a Japanese company they refer you to on their website.
They will make custom pistons in bulk instead just one , and maybe we could pool together and everyone have one . I really want a forged 2T piston and crank so I can have a screaming scooter and not blow it up
The GY6 is an old Honda design so look up Honda scooters there
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noday
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Post by noday on Jul 19, 2012 15:54:58 GMT -5
I skipped over the important part in my post above
Why are you rebuilding ?
What kind of scoot ?
if it is a high dollar brand, then I would go with known high quality parts
if it is a run of the mill chino then I would use generic ebay parts
I see no reason to use a high $ piston when all the other engine parts are average.
for me it costs as much to have a scoot cylinder over bored by the local machine shop as to buy a new cylinder kit that includes a new piston.
so. how about a little more info ?
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Post by 2strokd on Jul 20, 2012 10:19:00 GMT -5
China scoot, stock. Ran good for 2 years. Owner has a certificate through Wiseco for $100
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