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It looks like my 2.0 cylinders were bored too big. My ring gap is .028", which isnt right for my 96mm KB pistons. I do have another set of 1.8 cylinders laying around. Are they dimensionally the same as a set of 2.0 cylinders? Can I just bore out the 1.8 cylinders to the proper size for my 96 pistons?
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He's right! The only proper way to do it. Thats why I made the plate for my six cylinder engine. The only way. Everything else is just not acceptable.
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