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So I'm debating doing the top end on my 1.7 I recently dropped a valve on.
Looks like I can buy all items from AA performance. Can I just buy the 1.7/1.8 96mm P&C and the 1.8 AMC heads and call it a day? I'm getting confused on what I read about opening to 105mm bore on the 1.7 heads for 96mm Pistons. The AA website talks about modifying heads to 103mm bore. I guess I could also just use 2.0 heads, but my tin wouldn't match. Sorry for being dumb... |
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Friends don’t let friends play with 1.8L’s.
I have zero hands on experience with 1.8L’s. And some of them even had this funky thing called L-jet? Regardless. 1.8L is a 93mm bore - not 94mm like stock 2.0L. So I THINK that sets up the OD of the cylinder such that you still have to open the head to get to 96mm cylinders. This is probably the 2mm discrepancy between openings 103 vs 105? I do have a set of 96mm AA cylinders in storage if you need a measurement. Likewise, I’m sure AA Perfoemance should be able to clear up with a phone call with absolute certainty . . . Or a 1.8l guy will chastise me. Rightly so. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/happy11.gif) |
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