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what engine are these 911 pistons from?
I am looking for some 2.2E pistons to pop in my 2.4L T engine.
Anybody know what engine these pistons came from? Item #2461095290 I know thy are not T pistins, but maybe E or S? Or from a 2.7 or 3.0? Thanks, Jim Chatfield |
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I dunno, but it looks like he's offering bratwurst and a bag of ground beef to liven up the bidding.
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73.5T (CIS). No good for any other application other than CIS.
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they look like cis pistons, 2.4 definitely not E or S
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According to a listing in Bruce Andersons book:
Pistons for a 2.1 ltr (2041cc) w/66mm stroke are 81mm Pistons for a 2.3 ltr (2247cc) w/66mm storke are 85mm All others listed are either bigger or smaller than the above. This may be an incomplete list since there is no listing for a 2.2 or 2.4 ltr motor. He also shows a picture of the 2.4T CIS piston and it looks similar to the link you have attached but there is no diameter call out.
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I confirm -- 2.4 TK. Definitely not what you want. They're only worth something to someone who's rebuilding at 2.4TK to stock condition.
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02-17-2004, 11:40 AM
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1969 Porsche 911E 2.0 E
