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I have a 2056 built on a GA/2.0 (non-turbo'd engine) that has dished 96mm pistons.. which is something I can not find any info on. I have some extra flat tops for it, but I've been wondering if I should keep the dished pistons for a turbo build. Maybe a turbo charged 1911, since I do have a 1.7 sitting around too. Thoughts?
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