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KaptKaos
1) are stock 2 liter pistons dished?

1.5) 2 liter pistons are 93mm, correct?

2) how do I tell a bus 2 liter head from a 914 2 liter head? Are there additional ports in the head?

3) what are the valve sizes in a the 2 liter head?

TIA
Black22
1) not positive, but yes? For some reason I thought bus pistons were dished.
1.5) I think they are 94mm
2) 3 bolt intake pattern...and casting numbers.
3) 42 x36 mm valves

Hope that helps. Someone else will surely chime in and correct me and give you more detailed info.
euro911
Slightly dished (unless they're euro)

94mm

Three intake manifolds studs. '75/'76 have air injection ports in the exhaust

42m intake, 36mm exhaust



EDIT: You beat me to it, Mike
Black22
QUOTE(euro911 @ Dec 23 2012, 09:40 AM) *

Slightly dished (unless they're euro)

94mm

Three intake manifolds studs. '75/'76 have air injection ports in the exhaust

42m intake, 36mm exhaust



EDIT: You beat me to it, Mike


You gave more detail and I was just guessing from my memory of all the threads I've read. I've never even owned a 2 Liter! Thanks for the confirmation that I'm not losing my memory......completely that is! laugh.gif
Dave_Darling
US 2.0 pistons were dished. The original Euro-spec 2.0 pistons were also dished, but had a different (smaller) dish. Later European-spec 2.0 pistons were not, and are often called flat-topped.

The 2.0 Bus pistons had a larger dish.

--DD
KaptKaos
QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ Dec 24 2012, 06:04 AM) *

US 2.0 pistons were dished. The original Euro-spec 2.0 pistons were also dished, but had a different (smaller) dish. Later European-spec 2.0 pistons were not, and are often called flat-topped.

The 2.0 Bus pistons had a larger dish.

--DD


How do I tell the difference? Is there a diameter to the dish that I can measure?
SLITS
QUOTE(KaptKaos @ Dec 24 2012, 08:52 AM) *

QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ Dec 24 2012, 06:04 AM) *

US 2.0 pistons were dished. The original Euro-spec 2.0 pistons were also dished, but had a different (smaller) dish. Later European-spec 2.0 pistons were not, and are often called flat-topped.

The 2.0 Bus pistons had a larger dish.

--DD


How do I tell the difference? Is there a diameter to the dish that I can measure?


Not diameter, it's the cc of the dish. Maybe I can find images later. Regardless, from what I can find the 914 had a 7 cc dish and the bus had a 12 cc dish.

What they failed to mention is that 2.0L Bus heads have 4 intake mounting studs, just like the 1.7/1.8 and carry part number 022 101 372G.

2.0L 914 heads carry part number 039 101 371A.
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