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Help ID these jugs
They've been in a box in the garage for years and I can't remember what they are or how I ended up with them. They are stamped 84 std and have wrist pins. Any idea what they are and their value? I'm thinning out my stuff. thx
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Those appear to be either 2.2T or 2.4T pistons and cylinders. There should be a casting number inside the piston that will begin with 84P. The cylinders look to be 84 mm cast iron. They will have a casting number near base.
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Pelican shows those head gaskets are for 1970-73 911. 2.2L - 2.4L as Tom says.
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Thanks - The jugs are painted black outside, so I doubt they're Mahle. I'll take a look at the skirts.
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Check the bores with a magnet; they might be some kind of Biral-type cylinder. QSC maybe?
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I doubt QSC.
The clips aren't what QSC uses and they don't machine the groove for the CE ring on top last I checked.
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