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S hammer 07-25-2020 04:25 PM

2.2
 
2.2 Nickies & JE pistons. 84 mm, compared to 85mm Nickies & JE pistons. Would like to know what displacement the 85 mm would be. Will be building up a 65 aluminum case with all the modifications, using 2.4T ( opened up ) heads & IDS Webers with SSI heat exchangers & a like new 71 exhaust. Would the 85 mm be any great advantage? Thanks for any input.

colingreene 07-25-2020 04:35 PM

Why nickies?

S hammer 07-25-2020 04:54 PM

Hear good things about them. And, what are the alternatives ie, availability.

Trackrash 07-25-2020 05:34 PM

Again, why Nickies? Heck you may as well bore the cases and go up to a 92 bore with Nickies.

As far as 85mm bore, I doubt you will notice any difference over the 84mm.

I believe you can bore the stock cylinders up to 87? That may be a consideration.

S hammer 07-25-2020 05:47 PM

Essentially, want to keep the 2.2 vibe with more reliability. Want the aluminum cylinders reliability & weight savings. Hear all other cylinders; steel, have out of rounding issues with time & mileage. Thanks.

Trackrash 07-25-2020 08:17 PM

Lot's of choices in Nickies. All about the same price.

Looks like for slip ins you could go up to 87.5mm https://lnengineering.com/products/aircooled-cylinders-pistons/porsche-911-1965-77/porsche-911-22-875mm-nickies-inc-95-1-je-piston-set.html

If it were me I would go with these. https://lnengineering.com/products/aircooled-cylinders-pistons/porsche-911-1965-77/porsche-911-27-93mm-nickies-inc-95-1-je-piston-set.html

S hammer 07-25-2020 08:28 PM

Thanks,Gordon. They do have choices! Like living in Sebastopol, great choice!!!

Richey 07-28-2020 07:26 PM

Hello S hammer , I'm surprised you're building a custom engine and do not know how to calculate the displacement . How will you know the compression ratio ? I certainly recommend some homework . There is a cliche that most anyone can turn some nuts to put together an engine , the hard part is making it run right . An engine with 85 mm cylinders would be a 2.25 liter .

S hammer 07-28-2020 08:05 PM

Good point. I’m just wadding in to this endeavor. You’re right about the homework & I plan to get more informed about these calculations. Have to admit, numbers are very intimidating for me & in recent years have a greater interest as they relate to an engine that is very intricate & genius in design.


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