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> 96 mm cylinder question, Difference between 1.7- 2.0?
Jgilliam914
post Feb 18 2025, 09:13 AM
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I was digging through a storage tote and found a set of NPR 96mm pistons and cylinders.
Is there a difference between one that fits a 1.7 vs a 2.0?
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If you measure the rods end to end, they are the same length or pretty close to the same length. If you measure from the center of the journal to the center of the wrist-pin hole, the 2.0 rods are 2.5mm longer. The 2.0 rod journals are smaller diameter, but with the center of the journal moved outward by the same amount as was cut off.

The 2.0 pistons have a different wrist pin height, AFAIK, to compensate for this.

Note that the 96mm barrels that fit into 1.7 heads are thinner than those that fit in 1.8 or 2.0 heads. The registers where the cylinders fit in a 1.7 are 100mm, leaving only 2mm thickness for the barrel at the top. The registers for 1.8 and 2.0 heads are 105mm, leaving 4.5mm thickness for the barrel. Generally the thicker one is better.

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Jgilliam914   96 mm cylinder question   Feb 18 2025, 09:13 AM
brant   Yes. Wrist pin height as you have to use the rods...   Feb 18 2025, 09:32 AM
ClayPerrine   Yes. Wrist pin height as you have to use the rod...   Feb 19 2025, 06:29 AM
bdstone914   @[url=http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sh...   Feb 19 2025, 07:09 AM
ClayPerrine   @[url=http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?s...   Feb 19 2025, 08:08 AM
brant   well now I'm confused too.... the stroke on a...   Feb 19 2025, 10:24 AM
Artfrombama   Are the rods between 1.7, 1.8, 2.0 different lengt...   Feb 19 2025, 11:06 AM
brant   Are the rods between 1.7, 1.8, 2.0 different leng...   Feb 19 2025, 02:20 PM
Montreal914   2.0 rod has a smaller crank end diameter due to 2....   Feb 19 2025, 03:04 PM
ClayPerrine   2.0 rod has a smaller crank end diameter due to 2...   Feb 19 2025, 03:46 PM
davep   Said differently, the rods differ due to the size ...   Feb 19 2025, 04:00 PM
914sgofast2   The 1.7 liter and 1.8 liter rods are the same leng...   Feb 19 2025, 04:25 PM
Front yard mechanic   Nice can you build one for me   Feb 19 2025, 06:50 PM
Dave_Darling   If you measure the rods end to end, they are the s...   Feb 19 2025, 07:21 PM
zig-n-zag   I measured the wrist pin to the piston top for a 9...   Feb 19 2025, 08:08 PM
914werke   I measured the [u]wrist pin to the piston top for...   Sep 15 2025, 12:53 PM
914werke   Note: the 96mm barrels (P&C kits?) that will...   Sep 15 2025, 01:13 PM
cgnj   NPR slipper pistons were a thing in 80's and 9...   Sep 15 2025, 01:31 PM
Dave_Darling   There were kits sold for 1.7s that did not require...   Sep 15 2025, 02:49 PM


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