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| JamesJ |
 Oct 30 2024, 06:37 PM
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I am needing to purchase 96mm cylinders for my 2056 build.
My case is a 1.8, so can/should I bore out my stock 93mm cylinders or should I purchase stock cast iron 2.0 cylinders(94mm) and have them bored out, or should I purchase aftermarket cast iron cylinders, or use birals? If I purchase stock 2.0 cylinders, should they be from the same engine case? I'm not sure who all makes cylinders, but European Motorworks says their cast iron cylinders are thicker than AA Performance cylinders. Is a thicker cylinder wall better? Any shared experience with these options is welcomed. I'm also needing a recommendation on the piston rings...Total Seal, Hastings, another brand? I will be using JE forged pistons. Thanks everyone. |
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Long_ago JE Pistons = Jahns' Engineering. They make cus... Oct 30 2024, 06:57 PM VaccaRabite Depending on cost, I'd bore out the stock ones... Oct 30 2024, 07:33 PM
930cabman
Depending on cost, I'd bore out the stock one... Oct 31 2024, 04:55 AM VaccaRabite
I have several sets of cast iron cylinders col... Oct 31 2024, 02:17 PM 930cabman
[quote name='930cabman' post='3175157' date='Oct ... Oct 31 2024, 02:26 PM Geezer914 I used AA 96 mm Biral cylinders. Engine runs cool... Oct 31 2024, 12:32 AM  |
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