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 Post subject: 1380 pistons help needed
PostPosted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 9:37 pm 
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Hi what pistons can be used for 1380cc rebuilds.73.5mm from what

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Cheapest about are 73.5mm Hypatecs, from Minisport in SA.
Russell Engineering has their own 73.5mm ones, similar to Hypatec but a better dish shape for power.
These are both very good pistons. :wink:
Both suppliers also have 73.0mm ones, if you want to keep the 73.5 bore size for next time. 73.0mm gives 1360cc.

Karcraft sells Powermax 73.5 and Hypatec 73.0mm.

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Do nissan A12 standard pistons work these are 73mm bore size.They have a 17.45mm pin what size are 1275 A+ pins.The nissan pistons would need mods to the crown i think


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mason wrote:
Do nissan A12 standard pistons work these are 73mm bore size.They have a 17.45mm pin what size are 1275 A+ pins.The nissan pistons would need mods to the crown i think

I've heard of Mazda pistons being used.
I'm not sure about Nissans but at $170 or so A SET with rings, I doubt you will beat the 73.0mm Hypatecs. :wink:
http://www.minisport.com.au/prod27.htm
<edit> the link says 1330cc but it's a typo. +.094" is 73.0mm, = 1360cc.

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Yep 20 thou over mazda 808 (or similar) are 73.5. Mine have a dish machined in. Don't know about any pin work sorry as these were done by previous owner. Agree with above - if I was replacing I'd buy mini pistons.


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Many thanks smac.Wounder if i have seen your car around palmy


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Heh...didn't see where you were sorry. All going well with the technology I've just added an avatar...
Have a search for user name 'minicranks' and contact him. He may well have some in stock.


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Thanks smac going to contact jai and see what he is selling 1360/1380 piston kits for.He is a fellow kapiti club member

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ahhh......I've just made the connection. Weren't you joining our club?? Sent out a pack and never heard :roll:


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What is your name were you at the mini in the park in the weekend.Roo has been trying to get me to join your club :D


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yep Roo's our recruiting machine :lol: I didn't make it - but that was my rocker cover in 2nd place (black one).


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More info here on the Russell Engineering 73.5mm ones, his 73.0mm are similar.
http://www.minimania.com/web/AddedFrom/ ... Detail.cfm

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gees guys its amazing that non of you know each other.
modified mini register will sort that all out and you will all be members of the same club.
just got more 73mm pistons in today and bloody hell im gonnahave to do some shopping around as they are getting more and more expensive to bring them in this side.
piston cheap rings cheap postage killer and then land them here, my cost landed was just on $314 a set.

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We could always send some kiwis back with a set each in their luggage and you could meet them at the airport. :D
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