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Cylinder/piston is this correct?

Is this the correct orientation, for a 1982 cylinder and piston install. Long fins down in cylinder and large cut up on piston? They are JE 9.5 cr Pistons.


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Looks fine.

I hope you are not using that Autozone SN-rated motor oil in this engine as thats a big heap of trouble.
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Easiest way to remember is your intake valve is always larger than the exhaust valve... the intake is on top of the engine and exhaust is on the bottom.
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Ok thanks guys. Just using the autozone oil to whipe on parts to get things to slide together. Will use castrol gtx when I fill it up. Thanks again


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Don't use GTX,..........use Brad-Penn as its FAR FAR better in every way.

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