2.5 L piston question

[NickP]

Can a 2.4 L mag case accept an 86.7mm piston without enlarging the spigots? Thanks

[jbell959]

If you are referring to the Mahle 86.7 pistons and cylinders then you either need to enlarge the spigots or turn down the cylinders. I used those P&Cs in one of my 2.5s and I elected to turn down the cylinders to fit the 2.4 spigots.

[NickP]

Yes, the Mahle 86.7’s. Thanks.

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by jbell959

if you are referring to the mahle 86.7 pistons and cylinders then you either need to enlarge the spigots or turn down the cylinders. I used those p&cs in one of my 2.5s and i elected to turn down the cylinders to fit the 2.4 spigots.

+1

[jbell959]

Originally Posted by Henry Schmidt

+1

Henry... Great to see you back in action. I should have said, Henry built me a 2.5 with the 86.7mm Mahles and we elected to turn down the cylinders. 🙂

Makes a great engine. Cheers

[NickP]

Can’t get a better endorsement than that! Thanks Henry. I have a feeling it’s going to be a challenge to acquire the parts I need: heads, pistons and cylinders. Any leads or ideas are appreciated.

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by NickP

Can’t get a better endorsement than that! Thanks Henry. I have a feeling it’s going to be a challenge to acquire the parts I need: heads, pistons and cylinders. Any leads or ideas are appreciated.

Call us. We have thousands a early 911 engine parts to build any of the conventional or innovative engine configurations that 50 years of developed has innodated the enthusiasts imagination.

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by jbell959

Henry... Great to see you back in action. I should have said, Henry built me a 2.5 with the 86.7mm Mahles and we elected to turn down the cylinders. ��

Makes a great engine. Cheers

Thanks John
You owe me a visit. Give me a minute and we'll find a day to connect, Your 915 is ready if you want to pick it up.

[NickP]

Thanks Henry. I just asked Glenn Roberts to give you a call. He know what we are up to.