Honda TRX 350 Rancher Piston Kit .040 for Honda 1999-2006
Honda TRX 350 Rancher Piston Kit .040 for Honda 1999-2006
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.040 Piston Kit for Honda TRX 350 Rancher
This .040 oversize piston kit for Honda TRX 350 Rancher models from 1999 to 2006 restores top end compression on worn cylinders, letting you rebuild the engine back to spec instead of replacing the whole machine.
Overview
This .040 piston kit for Honda TRX 350 Rancher machines gives engine builders and owners a straightforward way to refresh a worn top end. The oversize .040 piston kit for Honda TRX 350 Rancher restores bore clearance after cylinder wear, so compression and power return to normal. It suits anyone rebuilding a 1999 to 2006 TRX 350 Rancher that has been smoking, losing power, or burning oil.
Built For Performance
- .040 oversize bore size for cylinders that have been bored and honed during rebuild
- Designed for the 1999 to 2006 Honda TRX 350 Rancher engine platform
- Piston and ring set built to restore compression and oil control
- Machined to work with the factory cylinder after it has been bored over
- Piston kit comes as a matched assembly for a hassle-free rebuild
Fits These Machines
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 1999
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2000
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2001
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2002
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2003
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2004
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2005
- for Honda TRX 350 Rancher 2006
On-The-Job Use
- Top end rebuild on a tired or smoking TRX 350 Rancher engine
- Restoring lost compression after high-hour trail or farm use
- Boring and honing the factory cylinder to fit the larger piston
- Routine engine refresh during a full gasket and seal job
Specs At A Glance
| Bore Size | .040 oversize |
| Machine Fitment | Honda TRX 350 Rancher 1999-2006 |
| Kit Type | Piston kit |
Good To Know
Q: Does this kit fit a stock, unbored cylinder? A: No, a .040 oversize piston requires the cylinder to be bored and honed to match the larger diameter first, so machine work is required before installation.
Q: Will I need to rejet the carburetor after installing this piston kit? A: Any change in bore and compression can affect fueling, so it is a good idea to check jetting and plug readings once the rebuilt engine is running.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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