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Old 05-05-2008
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Was the piston even the right size? Was it a smaller overbore?
I have lerned my lesson in the past, I will never do another top end with out replacing all moving pieces with new parts!

You are going to have to take the top end off & inspect what exactly happened.
Dont kick it anymore because your most likely shoving part of a folded ring into the cylinder. Depending on how messed up it maybe, you might need to get the cylinder resleeved if the grooves are deep enough...hopefully not..

Time to get the wrenches out.
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FloTek Drag/Dune port w/ Head Mod
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STD Weisco Piston
AAEN Pipe
1Dirracing Ported Reed Block w/ Secrets
Keihin 39mm PWK
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Barnette Kevilar Clutch Kit
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