"knurled to take up slop - to much clearance
It's not a ideal solution but works , kind of a in car overhaul trick"
"looks like that piston may have been dropped or something ... looks like a large burr on the bottom of the skirt."
"looks like a crack between the oil control and second compression ring. The entire cast piston looks rough."
All of the above. Not something I would re-use.
Rod orientation
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Re: Rod orientation
Looks like it may have actually been used already ... you can also see vertical striations along the side of the piston
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Re: Rod orientation
Yes, this looks to be a used set of pistons. Are they OEM standard or anything special? Do they look like any ones that have been removed from a stock engine?
Thanks for the help folks
Thanks for the help folks
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1971 240Z
1972 BMW 3.0 CSi Coupe
2006 FJR1300AE
1978 Ducati Dharma
Ferrari 1982 400i/1983 308 GYSi
1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet
2001 BMW M5