2-stroke piston with exaust port?
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I drilled holes in my Pro-X to allow more lubrication and cooling at my exhaust port I think. Just look at a Wiseco and make identical holes, about 1/8" diameter, 2 or 3 will do. Make sure there are not any sharp spots sticking out from drilling.
ERIC
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What are application piston are you drilling??? If it's a two stroke, with a bridged exhaust, then this is what you to do it to. Assemble the top end without gaskets, leave the head off, and don't install the circlips, just pin the piston(w/o rings) in place and slide the cylinder over.
Take a "Sharpie" permanent marker and now outline each side of the exh. bridge on the piston skirt. When you disassemble, you'll have a nice outline in which then to place your holes in.
Take a "Sharpie" permanent marker and now outline each side of the exh. bridge on the piston skirt. When you disassemble, you'll have a nice outline in which then to place your holes in.
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