Wiseco Std Piston Crankshaft Gasket Set for Honda CR80R 1992-2002 47.00mm Bore
Wiseco Std Piston Crankshaft Gasket Set for Honda CR80R 1992-2002 47.00mm Bore
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Wiseco Std Piston/Crankshaft/Gasket Set for Honda CR80R
This Wiseco Std Piston/Crankshaft/Gasket Set for Honda CR80R provides a complete top and bottom end rebuild solution for 1992-2002 models running the 47.00mm standard bore.
Overview
This Wiseco Std Piston/Crankshaft/Gasket Set for Honda CR80R is a comprehensive engine rebuild kit covering piston, crankshaft, and gasket needs in one package. The set is built to 47.00mm standard bore, making it a direct-fit solution for riders restoring or refreshing a 1992-2002 Honda CR80R. It serves mechanics and riders who want matched components rather than sourcing each part separately.
Built For Performance
- Standard 47.00mm bore piston designed for CR80R applications
- Includes crankshaft assembly for complete bottom end service
- Full gasket set provided for a sealed, leak-free rebuild
- Components matched as a set for consistent fitment
- Built to OEM-equivalent dimensions for 1992-2002 CR80R models
Fits These Machines
- for Honda CR80R 1992
- for Honda CR80R 1993
- for Honda CR80R 1994
- for Honda CR80R 1995
- for Honda CR80R 1996
- for Honda CR80R 1997
- for Honda CR80R 1998
- for Honda CR80R 1999
- for Honda CR80R 2000
- for Honda CR80R 2001
- for Honda CR80R 2002
On-The-Job Use
- Top and bottom end rebuilds on 1992-2002 CR80R engines
- Restoring a worn or seized two-stroke motocross engine
- Routine refresh during a race season teardown
- Shop service work for Honda CR80R owners
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | Wiseco Std Piston/Crankshaft/Gasket Set |
| Bore Size | 47.00mm (Standard) |
| Fitment Years | 1992-2002 |
| Brand | Wiseco |
| Machine | for Honda CR80R |
Good To Know
Q: Is this kit a standard bore replacement? A: Yes, this set is built to the 47.00mm standard bore for the Honda CR80R. Confirm your cylinder has not been bored oversize before ordering.
Q: Can I install this myself? A: Rebuilding an engine requires specific tools and torque specs, so professional installation is recommended. Serious home mechanics with the right equipment can also complete this job.
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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