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What are these P/C

Found these in a barn with a lot of other stuff. Any ideas on what they are? What's the best way to clean them up? My diesel-purple parts cleaner is great for steel and Al, but Mg not so much.




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with out the numbers inside the piston, they look like 80mm 2.0S 67/68
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pistons look like 67-68 S to me.
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Look inside the dome for the Mahle P/N

I'll bet 67-68S with Aaron (80P5E)

I use soda blasting for pistons and outside of the cylinders. I use scotchbrite hone as the first step in cleaning the inside bores of the cylinders.

Use this reference as a guide

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Here's the 67-68S 2.0S piston




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thanks guys, a few pics. they all have the E (maybe a Mahle logo?) on the inside and -1 on the crown. Haven't gone through them thoroughly, one face is badly pitted and here's a broken skirt, but they might be usable to someone when what they are is nailed down. they are 80mm.





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Here are pics of 2 of the pistons with best stamping on the crown.









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