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> 1.8L Motor refresh, Which piston size is best???
catsltd
post Sep 19 2016, 08:22 AM
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I am going to install new pistons/cylinders,and refresh the heads.
Quick question.

I am keeping the fuel injection on my 1.8L.

So should I keep the stock 93 MM cylinders,or go to a 96MM aluminum for added cooling.

If I go to the 96MM will I run into drive ability problems??.

http://aapistons.com/products/vw-porsche-9...der-kit-914-bus.
My compression went from 90 PSI hot motor throttle open to 150 PSI with a few drops of oil.
Can I do this cylinders myself???.

Thanks for any advice or suggestions.
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post Sep 19 2016, 11:47 AM
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I dont want to go to a 2056,But thanks Mark.

And I dont want to split the case if at all possible.
I just want to get my compression back.

Ill pull the motor and check the rings First.
But:
I am wondering if buying a set of piston and cylinders if this would be the easiest for me to do,rather than taking it in and getting honed,re-ringed etc.

I will continue to read up on build threads,but I am moving next month and want to keep down time to the minimum.

Thanks again for suggestions.
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