I can confirm, it will fit.
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YTM200 piston ?
Kwizard said:Howdy Y'all,
Can anyone confirm or deny that a Wiseco YTM200 high compression piston will fit the TW200 cylinder?
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The YTM 225 piston fits the TW crank and the TTR225 cylinder. Not sure of the YTM200?
Ronnydog
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The biggest possible size is 70mm for the original 200 cylinder.Can the stock TW200 barrel be bored out to 71mm?
You have to install a bigger sleeve, if you want 70.5 (or bigger) piston.
The biggest possible size is the 73mm piston from Wössner piston. These pistons should be also available in the US.
-> You can contact me, if you can not find a US-reseller/dealer for Wössner.
Please use the service manual. Everything is written into it."High compression piston". This is an interesting thought. Does anyone know if there is a down-side to installing a higher compression piston in the TW200?
It doesn't matter which piston do you use (original or high compr.), the procedure is always the same.
233,1 ccm with the 200 ccm crank
242,8 ccm with the 225 ccm crank
242,8 ccm with the 225 ccm crank
2487 miles, that's not much. The 67mm piston should fit.
But if you want a save result, than you should use the 67.5mm piston.
But if you want a save result, than you should use the 67.5mm piston.
The overbore shouldn't be expensive.
My customers are paying for a +0.50mm oversize 46 Euro (~60 USD).
If one a customers would go to the same shop (a really good shop), he would get it cheaper (not much, but a bit cheaper).
75 USD (55 Euro) is OK, not a really good price, but OK.
My customers are paying for a +0.50mm oversize 46 Euro (~60 USD).
If one a customers would go to the same shop (a really good shop), he would get it cheaper (not much, but a bit cheaper).
75 USD (55 Euro) is OK, not a really good price, but OK.
Yes, you can do it with this tool, but.....
Only a professional should do it.
You need the exact rpm and up/down movement to get the perfect cross-grinding.
The other problem is to get the same diameter on every position.
A friend of me told me about a new honed cylinder, but the form was like an egg not a circle.
Only a professional should do it.
You need the exact rpm and up/down movement to get the perfect cross-grinding.
The other problem is to get the same diameter on every position.
A friend of me told me about a new honed cylinder, but the form was like an egg not a circle.
Yes, it's just 0.25mm, but the bore must be exact.
The tolerance must be 0.01mm, not bigger or smaller.
Do you have a micrometer gauge?
If not, forget it.
The question is:
-> Do you want to save a bit money?
But you have the risk, that your piston could die after some miles?
- too small piston clearance -> piston squeezing -> new piston, new bore
- too big piston clearance -> low compression, exhaust gas into the crank case -> new piston, new bore
The result, you will have to pay much more money and you will have a lot of trouble.
-> Or do you want to pay a bit more money?
But you will get a perfect result.
The tolerance must be 0.01mm, not bigger or smaller.
Do you have a micrometer gauge?
If not, forget it.
The question is:
-> Do you want to save a bit money?
But you have the risk, that your piston could die after some miles?
- too small piston clearance -> piston squeezing -> new piston, new bore
- too big piston clearance -> low compression, exhaust gas into the crank case -> new piston, new bore
The result, you will have to pay much more money and you will have a lot of trouble.
-> Or do you want to pay a bit more money?
But you will get a perfect result.
OK...
Let's try it and have fun.
Let's try it and have fun.
No problem, I've found one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/270949231240
This is the cheapest "buy it now" offer -> 29 USD plus shipping.
Or this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170974368769
No one has placed a bid on it, start price: 15 USD
http://www.ebay.com/itm/270949231240
This is the cheapest "buy it now" offer -> 29 USD plus shipping.
Or this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170974368769
No one has placed a bid on it, start price: 15 USD
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