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07-29-2001, 06:25 PM
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from KB piston sheet
According to the sheets supplied with my KB pistons for a normally aspirated gas engine: Ring End Gap Factor is .0065
Cylinder bore X .0065 4.00 X .0065 = .026" 4.030 X .0065 = .026" Note the second ring gaps do not need to extra clearance. same as first ring .026 I installed chrome rings in my engine and decided to use the ring manufacturers specs. .018" to .020" that was my choice and I haven't had problems with them yet. (two years) Jimm II 
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