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1971 Honda SL350K1 · Piston Kit Buying guide
A kit brings a piston, rings, pin and clips together. Its standard-size description and single-piston scope are separate decisions: both must suit the engine work planned, rather than the model label alone.
Previous engine work may have changed what is inside the cylinders. Have the bore condition assessed and establish the required piston size before buying. The product’s standard-size label is not a measurement of your engine and cannot settle whether machining is necessary.
Each kit supplies one standard-size piston with rings, pin and clips. Two kits supply the two piston positions when both are being rebuilt. Establish the required size from cylinder inspection first, then count kits rather than counting the loose pieces shown in a product photograph.
Match the piston to the measured finished bore and the machining specification. A standard-size kit should not be selected merely because the engine originally used standard-size pistons.
Yes. Each kit contains one piston, rings, a pin and clips. Order two kits when rebuilding both piston positions with this standard-size kit, after confirming the measured bores and machining plan.
Identify the piston and its size first. Rings must suit the actual piston and cylinder condition; the references supplied with this complete kit do not establish compatibility with an unknown replacement piston.
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