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andrew15 02-18-2006 09:24 PM

Are these cylinders junk?
 
I have 3x 95mm nikasil cylinders that I believe are junk. They all have a 'chunk' out of the lower edge from some debris in the engine - ie a broken piston from another cylinder :(

Anyway - these are junk right? I just want to make sure before they make a loud noise in the garbage bin.

Regards,
Andrew M
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tab tanner 02-19-2006 04:26 AM

If you grind that area smooth I think you can still use them. The rings never get thet close to the chipped area so you should be OK. Please don't flame me for this GUYS

dyerkes 02-19-2006 04:52 AM

cylinder?
 
The damage shown on the bottom side of your cylinder is not an issue. The rings come down only as far as the where that dark ring starts.

David
1986 911 Turbo

ChrisBennet 02-19-2006 07:29 AM

I might add that you'll want to check to make sure they weren't banged out of round when they got wacked.
-Chris

id911T 02-19-2006 11:05 AM

If they're still round, I'd just clean up the nick and put them back into service.

Mike Juzenas 02-19-2006 03:51 PM

Why don't you take them down to Ollies and get them moon cut? Apparently you have to watch on Nikasil because it can start to chip off (or so I am told). If the moons will not be where the chips are I am sure that they can take a bit off the bottom anyways to get rid of the rough edge.

Cheers,

Mike

Porschephd 02-19-2006 04:26 PM

They should be fine but have them checked. It is not uncommon to relief cut the bottom for better windage. What caused the nick?


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