The cylinders have already been plated to match the 24mm pin KBs for 71mm crank, which I already have on the shelf to go along with them. Anything is possible. The high bidder could always sell the KBs off to another lister, along with the rings, and then I can source forged pistons. For a 2056, the KBs are indeed the way to go. Someone mentioned 103s- they are an entirely different boat, requiring machining, and depending on how much head work and some stroking, can make a big bad ass /4. The 96s are intended for the 2056 to 2316 crowd, looking for the extra edge and additional longevity to boot.
Charles Navarro
LN Engineering
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