What is a G-Cupring used for?

A G-Cupring is an internal engine component used for sealing. Its specific function depends on the engine design, but it's critical for maintaining proper compression and oil control within the engine assembly.

Does this part come with any hardware?

This listing is for a single HKS G-Cupring only. Any necessary installation hardware would typically be sold separately or included with a larger engine rebuild kit.

What does the 115.5mm measurement refer to?

The 115.5mm measurement refers to the diameter of the cupring. This specific size is important for ensuring a precise fit within the corresponding engine component it seals.

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Brand: HKS
Part #: 1499-RA098

HKS G-Cupring 115.5mm

Name: HKS G-Cupring 115.5mm
Brand: HKS
SKU: hks-hks-g-cupring-115-5mm-t14-112896
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HKS G-Cupring 115.5mm.

Key Features

This product is a single HKS G-Cupring.
The cupring measures 115.5mm in diameter.
It is designed for specific engine applications requiring this size.
This is a component from HKS, a well-known performance parts manufacturer.

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About this part

Product Details

This listing is for a single HKS G-Cupring, measuring 115.5mm. This component is part of the engine's internal hardware, specifically designed for certain engine configurations where this size is required. It's a well-made piece from HKS, a brand known for its performance engine parts.

When rebuilding or working on the internals of an engine, having the correct, precisely sized components is crucial for proper sealing and function. This cupring is designed to meet the specific tolerances needed for its intended application, ensuring it performs as expected within the engine assembly. Its construction is solid, intended to hold up under the operating conditions inside an engine.