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2010-10-08 18:10:24

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Originally Posted by iceracerdude

I realize 86mm is 86mm, but I also know crank dimensions/strokes can change, making pin placements change. Yes, I intend to turbo it on the stock compression ratio @ .020 over on the bore, w/swaincoatings (gold coat + pc9) on the tops and sides. Thanks for the info guys

^If you go .020 over, you will need 86.5mm pistons.

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2010-10-08 18:16:13

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Yeah, I got that concept, thanks

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2010-10-09 01:08:46

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If you search out Mike Kojima's engine articles there will be a lot of fodder for you to mull over. A lot of stuff about piston grades and coatings and pin placement. Maybe you already read a lot of this stuff though. I hope you write up your build when you get underway.

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