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Old 10-07-2008, 11:40 PM
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last year i tore down my motor and rebuilt everything except for the crank. i noticed that there was a little more play in the rod than what i thought should have been there. there wasnt any up and down play but side to side was about 1/4" at the upper end of the rod. my question is would this cause a skirt to break off the piston? the piston was only on its first season and not much run time on it. i wondering if there is anything else that could have caused this
 
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A little side to side play NORMAL on rod,piston skirt damage usually from worn piston,too much clearance to begin with, just sticking in a stock piston in a cylinder that needs to be bored usual mistakes a lot of people make on 2-strokes!
 
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Old 10-08-2008, 12:09 AM
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well i have thought about that because there is a little blow by on the piston. doesnt go down too far maybe 3/8" past the rings.
 
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too much piston slop by the sounds of it for sure.
 
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