1965 G2csr
How is the piston size identified- normally I would expect it to be stamped 'std '...'+20.'...'+40' or whatever on the piston crown- but all I have is 'front' and a reference number
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Re: Piston Marks
Check the parts list - each part number has a different size associated with it:
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... models.xls
If your CSR has a high compression piston, you'll need to look in the scanned list here:
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... o_1966.pdf
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... models.xls
If your CSR has a high compression piston, you'll need to look in the scanned list here:
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... o_1966.pdf
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Re: Piston Marks
Still looking for a complete copy of that 1966 parts list, which is in an old duplicated format, not printed like others are. Some one out there must have a copy.clanger9 wrote:Check the parts list - each part number has a different size associated with it:
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... models.xls
If your CSR has a high compression piston, you'll need to look in the scanned list here:
http://archives.jampot.dk/book/Spares_l ... o_1966.pdf
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Re: Piston Marks
Thanks guys
042848/3 tells me its standard
cheers
keep safe !!
Mike
042848/3 tells me its standard
cheers
keep safe !!
Mike
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Re: Piston Marks
I had a 1966 14CSR, I'm sure it ran at around 10:1, might've been 10:5:1.
I think all I had to work with was a PItman or FWNeill book.
I can't get to my manuals, they're in a large briefcase at the back of the lock up.
Johnny B
I think all I had to work with was a PItman or FWNeill book.
I can't get to my manuals, they're in a large briefcase at the back of the lock up.
Johnny B
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Re: Piston Marks
Find them all here www.archives.jampot.dk56G80S wrote:I had a 1966 14CSR, I'm sure it ran at around 10:1, might've been 10:5:1.
I think all I had to work with was a PItman or FWNeill book.
I can't get to my manuals, they're in a large briefcase at the back of the lock up.
Johnny B