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> 2 ltr from 1.7 ltr motor
jb57tub
post May 13 2019, 08:26 PM
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What machine work needs to be done on an early 1.7 case to convert it to a stock 2 ltr motor? thanks for any help, Jon
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post May 13 2019, 08:31 PM
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What machine work needs to be done on an early 1.7 case to convert it to a stock 2 ltr motor? thanks for any help, Jon

Well, I am not sure what they make any more, but they used to make slip in 96MM cyl. for a 1.7l case.
The crank, and rods should need no machining as they sacrificed journal size to get the additional stroke.

So, depending on what you get for Cyl, you would need to machine the case to have the cyle fit in and that is it.

The heads would need machining as well, but you didn't ask about that, so I figured you have that covered!

Good luck, welcome and I hope that helped.
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