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Hi, 1972 Yamaha ct1 175
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Whats the piston rings original part number please?
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Do you need standard, first oversize rings etc? Tell us some more details also there probably is a parts list in the tech library also a 72 is a CT2 check your vin in the library
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it’s a standard size.
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First thing is to pin down exactly which model you have - check your engine and frame numbers against the VIN tables in the Tech Library (see top toolbar). The numbers would originally have been the same, but previous owners might have mixed and matched them over the years.
A 1972 model will be a CT2, although the frame number will commence CT1.
As well as the parts lists (and manuals!) that Ht1kid mentioned, CMSNL and Partzilla are great sources of parts and parts information.
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The 1972 and 1973 CT2 and CT3 had reed valves, the earlier CT1 did not. The cylinders are therefore obviously different as, I believe, are the pistons and rings. However, wait for others to confirm.
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Cheers
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