Set of 8 valve tappets (1300cm³ engine) - R8G / A110
Sheets (x4)
Sheet Dimensions:
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- Sheet Bore Diameter: Ø 75.7mm
- Sheet Flange or Top Diameter (D): Ø 89.75mm
- Sheet Base Diameter (A): Ø 80mm
- Sheet Height (including skirts, overall) (C): 128mm
- Sheet Height to Base Gasket Area (E): 94.80mm
- Gasket Type Base: Paper gasket
- Angled hose outlet: Ø 3/8" - 24UNF(Ø 9.52mm)
Suitable for:
- 4CV: Right Front Brake (Early 1956 to Late)
- Dauphine / Floride : Left Front Brake
- R8 (drum brake): Left Rear Brake
Dimensions of the Large Spring:
- Outer Diameter: Ø 32.6mm
- Inner Diameter: Ø 25.1mm
- Wire Diameter: Ø 3.70mm
- Free Height (overall): 40.60mm
Dimensions of the Small Spring:
- Outer Diameter: Ø 22.9mm
- Inner Diameter: Ø 17.6mm
- Wire Diameter: Ø 2.60mm
- Overall Height: 39.3mm
Dimensions provided for information purposes only, may vary slightly.
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The kits are supplied with the following components:
- Cylinder Heads (x4)
- Domed Pistons (x4)
- Rings (x12)
- Pin (x4)
- Circle Clips (x8)
Dimensions of the various parts:
- Cylinder Head Bore Diameter: Ø 74.5mm
- Cylinder Head Flange or Top Diameter (D): Ø 89.75mm
- Cylinder Head Base Diameter (A): Ø 80mm
- Overall height including skirts of the sleeves (C): 128mm
- Height from the top of the sleeve to the base gasket area (E): 94.80mm
- Shaft dimensions: Ø 20x63.5mm (Cirlip-free mounting)
- Segment thickness: 1.75mm / 2mm / 4mm (Fireproof/Sealing/Scraper)
- Base gasket type: Paper gasket
Piston mounting direction: an arrow drawn perpendicular to the piston axis is shown on the top of the piston. It must be oriented in the direction of engine rotation during the connecting rod's downward stroke (see manufacturer's instructions or diagram).
It is essential to check the ring end gap of each piston ring before installing them on the pistons, according to the values given by the manufacturer or in the supplied instructions.
During installation, the ring end gap must be evenly distributed around the piston circumference at 120° intervals.