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1985 euro roller, 1985 usa roller

I have two rollers for sale.
1985 Euro and a 1985 US spec roller.
The euro has decent seats an ok dash and a bunch of other interior bits that are in good shape. Brakes etc are all there too. It also includes a 4.7 short block.
The other is a 1985 US spec 5.0 car. No engine/gearbox but lots of interior bits, brakes, wheels etc.
Asking $1200 or best offer.
Thanks,
Kenny
781.924.5174 or cell 781.630.2664
I also have a 1990 928 GT that I'll be posting soon. If your local, your more than welcome to check them out.
Thanks again.



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I will take the short block for the 85 Euro
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I don't think that's a Euro short block though, at least it doesn't have the high compression pistons, the valve reliefs are too big.
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This sure is the hi compression pistons 10.4 to 1.
look in the WSM it has pictures these are M28/ 22

NOTE These have the smallest reliefs and started in late 84 to early 85.
the smallest reliefs give the highest compression

NOTE the early Hi comp pistons 10.0 to 1 have deeper reliefs and were used in the CIS engines
After ruining a set of early pistons I know what they look like.
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I guess if I saw them side by side, I have the 10.4 ones and I remember the reliefs being almost non existent, I remember them smaller. I'm probably wrong. it's been a while since I was in there

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