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fastcarl

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Fastest A Series Mini in the World

leeds/wakefield.

any one know waht these are out of,

they look low comp,

21268 G8 LO7

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Paul S

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I have a set of these.

They came out of an engine that I bought as an MG Metro engine. It had all the right bits for the MG engine except it had a standard cam.

They have a largish dish, but they have the maximum compression height so come close to the deck.

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fastcarl

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Fastest A Series Mini in the World

leeds/wakefield.

yes Paul , i don't remember seing this type before,. small slott for oil, drain , but fully circular around the pin bore on the sides,

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Paul S

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I thought that they were 9.75:1 compression, but not sure now you have pointed out the large dish.

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Preston On The Brook

its factory A+ piston 1980 to 1984

On 26th Oct, 2004 TurboDave16v said:
Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
So when some joey comes on here about how his 16v turbo vauxhall is great compared to ours, he can be given the 'bird'...


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Yep I agree with TD........


rob620

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Did anyone find out the dish size of these pistons and what compression ratio they run standard? Im looking to convert a n/a engine with these pistons into a turbo motor running around 10psi and need to know the dish size etc so I can work out a suitable comlression ratio. My pistons are marked 21268 g7 L33. Would really appriciate some help on this :)


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There not the ones I gave you to slot are they haha

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rob620

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Ay? Sorry didnt get that haha

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