2008-2014 Polaris RZR800 11.0:1 80mm std bore x 76mm stroke (760cc) piston kit
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2008-2014 Polaris RZR800 11.0:1 80mm std bore x 76mm stroke (760cc) piston kit
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Make |
Polaris |
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Engine Size |
800cc |
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Model |
RZR 800 |
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Year |
2008-2014 |
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Bore (mm) |
80mm |
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Comp Ratio |
11.0:1 |
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Piston Part Number |
M9016 |
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Gasket Part Number |
C3250 |
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Conrod Part Number |
N/A |
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Pin Part Number |
W708-1850-15CP1C |
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Locks Part Number |
708x050 SWL |
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Rings |
CPNG-2-3150 |
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Shelf (RPO) or Made to Order (MTO) |
ROP |
Proudly made in the USA by CP Carrillo Pistons!
- Fully CNC machined
- Balanced to +/- 1 gram
- Double forced pin oilers
- Forged from high strength 2618 alloy
- Designed for maximum performance, horsepower and reliability
- Complete kit includes two pistons, ring sets, wrist pins and clips
- Follow ring end gap and piston to cylinder clearances as per the supplied instructions
| Product Name | 2008-2014 Polaris RZR800 11.0:1 80mm std bore x 76mm stroke (760cc) piston kit |
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| Brands | CP Carrillo |
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What information do I need to match these pistons to my engine?
You need the engine code, bore size, stroke, rod length, pin diameter and target compression ratio. These determine the correct piston compression height and crown design.
How should ring gaps be set for these pistons?
Ring gaps must be set by your engine builder based on fuel type, boost level and the intended rpm range. Forced-induction engines usually require larger gaps.
Are forged pistons suitable for street engines?
Yes. Forged pistons handle detonation and high cylinder pressure better than cast units. Your builder should set the piston-to-bore clearance to suit your application.
What is the recommended bore clearance for the M9016 piston kit?
For the M9016 piston kit, the recommended bore clearance typically ranges from 0.0025" to 0.0035". It's crucial to verify this with your specific engine build and ensure proper clearance for thermal expansion.
What type of fuel is best suited for the 11.0:1 compression ratio of these pistons?
For the 11.0:1 compression ratio of the M9016 pistons, premium unleaded fuel with an octane rating of at least 95 RON is recommended. This helps prevent detonation and ensures optimal performance.
Do I need to modify my cylinder head when installing the M9016 piston kit?
Modifications to the cylinder head are not typically required for the M9016 piston kit, but it's advisable to check for clearance issues, especially if you're using aftermarket components or have altered the engine's specifications.
What is included in the M9016 piston kit?
The M9016 piston kit includes two forged pistons, ring sets, wrist pins, and clips. Ensure all components are inspected for quality before installation.
How should I break in the engine after installing the M9016 pistons?
After installing the M9016 pistons, follow a proper break-in procedure which typically involves varying engine RPMs and avoiding full throttle for the first 500 miles. This helps ensure the rings seat properly and promotes longevity.
