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Piston and cylinder ID and question

I'm going through some of my old stuff and I'm wondering about these pistons and cylinders. I think they are 2.4S, but I'm not 100%. And I only have 5 of them.




Is it worth having these checked out and how hard would it be to find a 6th to match.

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Your picture of the piston underside shows "84p11" which is a 2.4S piston.
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The piston shows "84p11+" actually. Are these worth having checked to see if they are in spec and how difficult to find a 6th?
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I think it will be a challenge to find another "+" oversize one to match the other 5. The cylinder height also has to match the others. This is assuming the 5 are in good shape and in spec.
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So the + means its oversized. Oh well, Ive had these for several years and I am starting to sort through some of my stuff and trying to figure out what's worth keeping.

Are the cylinders heights marked or do you just measure them?
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The Cylinders are marked. From your picture you have height group 5. The triangle on the bottom sleeve area with the 5 in it.

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