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What are these doin in here??

Hey, I have a 89 930 with engine code 930/68. When I got to the pistons, I noticed that they are flat top Mahle pistons. Is this right?? Everything I've read and seen up to this point has had half dome shaped pistons. This concerns me since I have always thought the half domed piston design was inherent for proper combustion of the CIS fuel systems. Can anyone possibly help clear this up for me?

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I think the domed shape is only for NA engines. your turbo has lower compression and its not surprising to me to see flat top pistons.
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stock 930. notice the exhaust valve contact notch.
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Check out my rebuild pics, yes you have the right pistons in there.

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Low compression turbo pistons will be flat or less than flat.

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Check out my rebuild pics, yes you have the right pistons in there.

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Brian,

I can't remember (forgive me, but I've been browsing the Porsche forums like a mad man for the past few weeks). Did you go to EFI on your build?
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Yes, I went EFI. 431.8HP to the rear wheels and I am told there is more there with some more tuning on the computer.


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