Scott replied the topic: Re: RCMK squish clearance
Take piston and place it dome side down on the back side of some 180 grit wet/dry sand paper, trace it's diameter with a pen, now cut out the circle slightly smaller than draw so it is AS CLOSE to actual bore diameter as possible.
Cut the circle into 3 wedge parts removing a bit of paper ( @ 1/8" ) along each cut and remove the pointed end at center.
Now with some contact cement glue the 3 wedges of paper on top of pistons dome evenly spacing them out so paper lays flat and out to edge by ring.
Get a square stick that fits between pin boss's so you can twist piston back and forth.
Now go into a bucket of water / under the running water of a sink etc .... wet up the cylinder and piston drop it into cylinder and start twisting piston round and round frequently pulling piston out and washing away debris. When happy with clean up and/or clearance you want your DONE.
Regards,
Scott
2 stroke Engine Tech of 30+ years, Prop tweeker, Chronic tinkerholic, Home of Motor Heads RC Racing Engines ...
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