Does 72cm cube or 78cm cube displacement matters

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Mechanical_Engg (Mechanical_Engg) 2009-10-27 09:23:00 +0600 #21

@massterr100

bhai mai nay to koi bhi piston nahi dala kisi mai bhi...post ki samajh nahi ayi!!

massterr100 (massterr100) 2009-10-27 16:37:00 +0600 #22

Mechanical_Engg

Sorry bro it was for Imrandahar

dani_kk (Dmotorsports) 2009-10-28 14:59:00 +0600 #23

ARS((@ bhi jan pehchana nhn ? n mein ajkl free hun jab marzi!

dani_kk (Dmotorsports) 2009-10-28 15:00:00 +0600 #24

thanku so much all of you !

dani_kk (Dmotorsports) 2009-10-28 15:01:00 +0600 #25

misteek bhi jan !

yup i can handle lol

and 110 only on pehshawar road n wesay avg hy 80 jis pr roz i drive

imrandahar (Imran Dahar ) 2009-10-28 15:48:00 +0600 #26

Mechanical_Engg

hm nice info dear
mene apni lifan 70 cc me cd100 ka piston dala tha piston pin same thi top end thora katwaya gari ki buhut hee achi hogai cd100 se b fast thi but after 3000 km piston ne side marli i mean seaze hogaya kharkne laga shayad bary piston k lie bara oil pump b chahiye i mean need more oil to lubricate the big piston

yamaha135 (yamaha135) 2009-10-28 16:13:00 +0600 #27

Oil is not the only source that keeps the piston from melting/seizing in a Air Cooled Engine, Heat plays a major role as well. When the cylinder bore/piston size increases the combustion gasses increase too due to the extra amount of air/fuel mixture burn meaning more heat is generated within the cylinder for the stock setup to handle.. temperature rises enough to a point where the engine parts fail to accomodate the extra amount of heat that is being generated therefore resulting in a overheat condition that causes the piston to melt/seize. either the piston skirt touches the wall of the cylinder or the ring end gaps meet. the exhaust side is more likely where the piston will seize once the engine overheats since thats the area that has to endure most of the combustion stress.

massterr100 (massterr100) 2009-10-28 17:44:00 +0600 #28

Yamaha135
very well said brother

Mechanical_Engg (Mechanical_Engg) 2009-10-29 04:23:00 +0600 #29

nice info yamaha135...bus awam ko thora easy language mai samjhaya karo.....inni technical to mujhe bhi 2 dafa perhni pari

@ imran bhai...
bhai dekho piston jo hotay hain unki surface to specially treat kia jata hai to endure more stress...(heat treatments)..
jab apnay upar se katwaya to uska heat treated layer bhi chali gayi.....jis ki waja se piston heat ho ker sieze ho gaya

asjdsm (asjdsm) 2011-07-05 18:51:10 +0500 #30

^^ a good reason for the engine seizure but are u ure the piston was heat treated ? or some special coating was applied?