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Roller wave pistons
Have read about pistons with Roller Wave designs, usually associated with Honda engines. What is it actually and how does it work?
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Re: Roller wave pistons
Roller wave is the name endyn gives to their modified arias pistons. They basically deburr them. It's just a name, like how canon calls their printers bubblejets, etc.
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Re: Roller wave pistons
They claimed that pistons with such designs can run on a wide variety of air/fuel ratios without attendant detonation... so it's just some turbulence-inducing channels on the pistons?
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Re: Re: Roller wave pistons
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Re: Roller wave pistons
Yeah, they use custom-made Wiseco pistons, according to their website.
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Re: Roller wave pistons
they are just wiescos that have been sandpapered to remove teh sharp edges
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