lt 80 stock piston size

[knuckelhead]

I am new to the lt 80. I got one that was suposed to be locked up and after bout an hour of tinkering found that the starter was froze to the flywheel. got it all freed up but compression almost non existant. piston has small burn out in side to first ring, rings def. worn but it did run for me. what is the stock piston and bore size

[LT80]

50mm.
You need to go to 50.5
Use Suzuki piston/parts. :)

[knuckelhead]

Thanks for the info LT80. Is going to 50.5 going to need machineing of the bore because the cyl. is pristeen!?
thanks again! Im quite new to thies lil guys! and yes I WILL be
doing clutch work!:D

[LT80]

Yes it'll need to be taken to a shop that does cylinder boring (should be about $40).
The LT seems to run forever. I've got cylinders in that the next size piston would fit in.
Measuring is the only real way to tell but expierience tells me that ...
1) it's wore more than it looks.
2) might as well do it right the first time. Much cheaper in the long run.
:)

[knuckelhead]

Sound advice LT80! thanks. Now one more thing, The primary
moveable face with the rollers, do you know if or where to find
a complete unit? I've done som surfin and can only find individual components

[LT80]

They come separate.
I have all the parts.

[knuckelhead]

I kinda figured you would have em. I'll Prob Need a slew more parts and tech help and after checking out some of the other threads, it seem like your the guy I need to have a chat with. My son is chompin at the bit for me to get this thing back from the grave! how can i reach out to ya?

[LT80]

You can PM me or my email should be visable to you.:)