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80-83 GS1100 16-valve piston pin-to-deck height?

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Hi!

Someone would like to know the piston pin-to-deck height for the 80-83 GS1100 16-valve engines. I have that model, but the engine is not apart... and I'm not willing to take it apart to take that measurement. :D

If you have one of these pistons, and could measure the piston pin-to-deck height in mm for me, it would be very appreciated! :)

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Thanks!
Normand
 
What you are asking for is the COMPRESSION HEIGHT & it is actually measured from the center of the pin hole to the top of the piston. I will check tomorrow morning & post it up. I've got it written down somewhere but don't remember the exact number. Ray.
 
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