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Piston Rings for 900 Kawasaki
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 3:17 am
Author: johny brando
Can any one out there help & please pass comment on Good quality - Replacement Piston ring sets for ( std 66mm bore ) 900 Kawasaki ??? Genuine are a bit pricey !! Has any one had good results with any quality Pattern items ??? I see Z1 Enterpises Inc are doing some
TP brand (don't where there made ??? ) the pic
indicates they have a 3 piece Oil Ring but are they any good or do they turn to rubber after 5000 miles ???? has any one tried em & had a positive outcome ....or whats your experiences & recommendations please ! I appreciate your help & input. Johny. B.
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 8:12 am
Author: Ginger Bear
I would imagine Jeff at Z1 Enterprises would 'stand behind' anything they stock, so wouldn't think they'd be shite.
He's on here, so might be worth a PM (Jeff Saunders).
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 9:14 pm
Author: johny brando
Ginger Bear wrote:I would imagine Jeff at Z1 Enterprises would 'stand behind' anything they stock, so wouldn't think they'd be shite.
He's on here, so might be worth a PM (Jeff Saunders).
Thanks for that ....I'll do as you suggest. Cheers.
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2015 6:24 am
Author: Garn 1
JohnnyB, The 3 rings (oil ring) are as good as any.
You often have to watch they don't twist or slip out when lowering the barrels.
Also, for you to note, on some of the top rings they are unmarked (No little "N' stamping), if so they can go either way. If marked stamp go to the top!
RegardZ.
Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2015 10:41 am
Author: DogsbolloxofZ1B
Garn 1 wrote:JohnnyB, The 3 rings (oil ring) are as good as any.
You often have to watch they don't twist or slip out when lowering the barrels.
Also, for you to note, on some of the top rings they are unmarked (No little "N' stamping), if so they can go either way. If marked stamp go to the top!
RegardZ.
Interesting you say that , when I got my last set from Jeff I bought a digital microscope for the PC and no matter what resolution I could not see any difference face to face nor when mated against a second ring, they butted-up square with no gap at all either way round. So I think your correct.