24" Stroke 1.0625" Bore Piston Legality

[Yan Wang]

According to the custom Bimba cylinders section on pg 7 of the pneumatics manual, 1.0625" bore pistons are not allowed. However, it is in the Bimba industrial catalog and update 8 seems to say that this would be allowed. Can someone clarify?

[Alan Anderson]

According to the custom Bimba cylinders section on pg 7 of the pneumatics manual, 1.0625" bore pistons are not allowed. However, it is in the Bimba industrial catalog and update 8 seems to say that this would be allowed. Can someone clarify?
The industrial catalog is not a valid list of legal pneumatic cylinders. The order form for FIRST teams on the web page is.

[Quatitos]

According to the custom Bimba cylinders section on pg 7 of the pneumatics manual, 1.0625" bore pistons are not allowed. However, it is in the Bimba industrial catalog and update 8 seems to say that this would be allowed. Can someone clarify?
I think update 8 meant that you could get any cylinder from the bimba catalog that was one of the bore sizes that first specified in the pneumatics manual.

[Josh Hambright]

You still have to use the bore sizes which are in the manual, however you can choose any of the strokes listed on the bimba website.

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showpost.php?p=321938&postcount=2

[Mark McLeod]

Only the three bores called out seem to be allowed, just the stroke seemed to be in debate.

You must have caught the great discussions was over here:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33670