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> WTB: Cylinder and Piston set for an early 1.7 914, It should be the 8,2:1 Factory compression ratio type
mbracing
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Looking for a complete cyl. and piston set (part code 022198075) for an early 1.7 914, model year 1970.
What I'm finding around are only VW sets with the lower compression ratio, when the 914 engine has the 8,2:1 one.
Apart from the originals there isn't a company that makes correct reproductions with the higher compr. ratio?
Thanks
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