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pistons

May you help me to identify 2.2 pistons ?
left : "S" pistons
right : supposed to be "E" Pistons ?

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Do you have pictures of the crowns? (tops)
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From the pics it appears the left piston has deeper valve pockets and should be the S. I didn't think the valve reliefs had that much area for an E piston.

What is the circular spot on the right piston? Did a valve make contact?
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yes the valve hit slightly the piston

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