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Are these reusable? (Cylinders)

It appears these have chips near the mating surface. Are these really reusable?


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I'd guess no, that chip looks like a chunk :-)

Those are alusil too, no?
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They say Mahle on the ad. The bores look pretty smooth.
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The bores don't look like the right color and finish to be nikasil.

Regardless, I would never personally use a cylinder that had any cracked fins, even more so near and intersecting the sealing surface. Keep looking if you were considering aquiring this pair IMHO unless it's a really good deal and you want single spares.
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Charles is the expert here, but I thought I'd throw in my .02 before you spend your .02.

I don't like the look of the outside either. See the sheen on the outside...this seems more a KS trait also. BUT if you blow up the photo it certainly does look to say MAHLE on the bottom of the lower left cylinder.
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Those are Mahle 'LS' Alusil cylinders.

Both Kolbenschmidt and Mahle made Alusil 2.7 cylinders ... and the ferrocoat pistons that went with them!

I have posted this fact previously, but most who post here don't have the factory service manuals and seem to doubt something they've never seen in person.

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Thanks guys! I will continue my search.

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