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A12 .040" piston for new engine

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/1/16 10:47  Updated: 2004/1/16 10:47
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 Re: cosworth piston
I assume that it is a forging.

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bobs1200
Posted: 2004/1/17 8:47  Updated: 2004/1/17 8:47
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 Re: cosworth piston
Yes they are forged pistons

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killer1200
Posted: 2006/12/2 14:33  Updated: 2006/12/2 14:33
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 Re: cosworth piston
I'd think you could move the rings up.

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Datsun100ATurbo
Posted: 2004/1/16 7:10  Updated: 2004/1/16 7:10
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 Re: cosworth piston
What size is this piston, does it suit straight in the A12 cylinder-block?? Is this some aftermarket racepiston??

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bobs1200
Posted: 2004/1/16 7:53  Updated: 2004/1/16 7:53
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 Re: cosworth piston
its a cosworth race piston for a12 engine with a .040" overbore uses a a12a con rod due to 19mm pin size these were available from nissan motorsports in yhe early 80's malvern racing has these available
Bob