KB is offering performance which is not just limited to the road. Right out of the box, KB supplies diamond machined pistons that feature a light weight design and are held to plus or minus one gram within the set. In addition, KB holds skirt sizes of less than one half thousandths (.0005") tolerance from piston to piston.
KB pistons are made of high-strength, T6 heat-treated, 390 hypereutectic aluminum alloy. This alloy yields better thermal efficiency with less expansion and superior wear characteristics. The KB design, combined with the hypereutectic alloy, can be run with less than .001" piston-to-wall clearance with no scoring; the tightest clearances in the industry. In addition, the thermal efficiency of the 390 alloy allows engine timing to be reduced, and the tight clearances virtually eliminates piston noise. All of these features combine to give you an engine that runs quiet, efficient, and longer than previously possible.
KB Performance Pistons affords you the opportunity to build your bike from mild to wild at the most reasonable price around.
HOW MANY CUBES YOU GOT?
Cubic inches are influenced by two factors: the bore, which is the width or diameter of the cylinder, and the stroke, the length of piston travel in the cylinder.
This chart is to help you with computing your engine bore and stroke to find your final cubic inches. It measures the swept volume, which is the displacement between the piston at bottom dead center (BDC) and the top dead center (TDC).
To convert the cubic inches to cc's, multiply the cubic inches by 16.387. Example: 81.6 cubic inches x 16.386 = 1337cc's.