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Confused about piston standard
Okay so the FSM for the L28et says the standard bore is 86.0 mm to 86.050 mm. Do other companies have their own standard as compared to the factorys?
pistons according to ITM it says standard bore is 86.1mm but isn't that almost a .020" overbore? Could it be a fatal typo? |
Um did you try asking the seller that?
Honestly I dont see why you dont go just 1mm bigger or something simpler |
89!!!
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89 is what i am goin too. maby larger. And alot of times asking on here will get a faster better answer then the company can. is that not why were here?
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Originally Posted by FubarI33t
(Post 269075)
89 is what i am goin too. maby larger. And alot of times asking on here will get a faster better answer then the company can. is that not why were here?
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lol... i'll never tell
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The ONLY reason you'd go over 89mm in piston diameter is to ruin an otherwise perfectly salvageable block. You'll find out what I'm talking about when/if you really do it.
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Originally Posted by Warren
(Post 269228)
The ONLY reason you'd go over 89mm in piston diameter is to ruin an otherwise perfectly salvageable block. You'll find out what I'm talking about when/if you really do it.
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it is. also there's a L block that can take more.
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the LD28!
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86.5mm is .020" overbore ;)
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well i got 86.1 so maybe i'll just hone the cylinders and pop them in, if they're too small then who wants to buy some new pistons? if they're too large then no biggie (intended) i'll bore it out
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Originally Posted by Warren
(Post 269228)
The ONLY reason you'd go over 89mm in piston diameter is to ruin an otherwise perfectly salvageable block. You'll find out what I'm talking about when/if you really do it.
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Yup the LD28 block can take more then 89mm and still be very strong
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