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black magic 925

RACINSTATION

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There should be a number etched into the piston. If you have this I can see what I have or try to help. Otherwise a size (in mm) of the piston would help.
 

Idcatman1

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91.5 mm diameter pistons works out to about 999 cc by my math. ( pi x radius squared x stroke x 2 ) Your 925 should take an 88 mm piston if I figured it right.
The 90.3 mm M1000 piston I use makes 973 cc.
Hope this helps.
 
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91.5 mm diameter pistons works out to about 999 cc by my math. ( pi x radius squared x stroke x 2 ) Your 925 should take an 88 mm piston if I figured it right.
The 90.3 mm M1000 piston I use makes 973 cc.
Hope this helps.

Now that you say that your right. The 91.5mm pistons are for the Speedwerx 1000 kit so that ad is wrong... sorry about that
 

1Mike900

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I would wish someone would come out with a 88mm piston for these older cats? It would be a low budget cc increase that I feel would work just great! Then once you wear that bore out you have an option to go to the cat pistons for the 975 set-up. Really how thin of a bore can you run "safely" in one of these engines? I bet you can get into distortion and cracking with the 91.5 bore? Mike
 
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