SKU: 5359069195

1997-2003 Honda XR70R Top End Rebuild Kit Cylinder Head Piston 12101-GB0-910

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1997-2003 Honda XR70R Top End Rebuild Kit Cylinder Head Piston 12101-GB0-910Cylinder Piston Rings Gaskets Top End Kit 47mm Fit for Honda CRF70 XR CT C ATC TRX 70 S65 70CC Trail Bike Features: Kit includes piston, rings, pin, clips, & top end gasket kit (you get exactly what is pictured). Cast piston has super high silicone content for additional strength. Piston skirts are Molybdenium Teflon coated to minimize resistance wear and provide extended life. Piston dome is anodized for superior heat resistance and longer lifespan.

Cylinder Piston Rings Gaskets Top End Kit 47mm Fit for Honda CRF70 XR CT C ATC TRX 70 S65 70CC Trail Bike

Features:
Kit includes piston, rings, pin, clips, & top end gasket kit (you get exactly what is pictured).
Cast piston has super-high silicone content for additional strength.
Piston skirts are Molybdenium Teflon coated to minimize resistance/wear and provide extended life.
Piston dome is anodized for superior heat resistance and longer lifespan.
The gaskets use performance materials to increase durability and provide greater reliability.
Includes all gaskets pictured to rebuild top end.
Kit is for standard bore size - 47.00mm.
All of the components within this kit are bolt-on ready for a hassle free installation.

Specifics:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New
Quantity: 1 Set
Piston Material: Forged Aluminum
Bore size: STD 47 mm
Piston height: 13 mm
Combustion Chamber Size:
Outer Bore Size: 47mm
Inner Bore Size: 39mm
Intake Valve Outside Diameter: 23mm / Length 66mm
Exhaust Valve Outside Diameter: 20mm / Length 66mm

Replaces Part Number:
Cylinder: 12101-GB0-910, 12101-HB2-000, 12101-098-670, 12101-098-671, 12101-087-000, 12101-087-010
Cylinder Head Gasket: 12251-111-730
Cylinder Head Right Side Gasket: 12394-GB4-680
Cylinder Head Left Side Gasket: 12395-GW8-680
Cylinder Base Gasket: 12191-GW8-681, 12191-GB2-306, 12191-GB2-004, 12191-GB2-000, 12191-118-670, 12191-035-020, 12191-GW8-680, 12191-035-000
Intake Manifold Gasket: 17119-035-000

Fitment:
Fit for Honda S65 Sport 65 All years
Fit for Honda TRX70 1986-1987
Fit for Honda ATC70 1978-1985
Fit for Honda C70 Passport 70 1980-1983
Fit for Honda C70 Passport 70 1971-1972
Fit for Honda CRF70F 2004-2009
Fit for Honda CRF70F 2011-2012
Fit for Honda CT70 Trail 70 1970-1994
Fit for Honda CL70 1969 - 1972
Fit for Honda XR70R 1997-2003
Fit for Honda SL70 Motosport 70 1971-1973
Fit for Honda XL70 1974-1976

(Please note that this kit is intended to be installed in it's entirety.)
(It is built to work as a unit and will not necessarily be an exact swap with individual existing components on different Honda 70 models. )

(Compatibility Chart is for Reference ONLY!!!)
(Please Compare with Your faulty unit and the image we provided to Decide Fitment)

Package Includes:
Cylinder Head
Cylinder Body
Piston
Piston Ring Set
Wristpin
Circlip(2)
Cylinder Head Left side Gasket
Cylinder Head Right side Gasket
Cylinder Head Gasket
Cylinder Base Gasket
Intake Manifold Gasket
Valve Stem Seals(2)
Preinstalled Rocker arms
Preinstalled Intake/ Exhaust valves
Hi-lift Camshaft
Camshaft sprocket
Set of O-rings

Note:
Please confirm that the engine in your bike is the year and model you expect.
Some of these bikes are over 50 years old now and are not always all original.

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