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Can anyone help me ID what I have here?
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While we were putting new carpet in the house, I found this box of flat top pistons that came with a 1000 that have forgotten about. Anyone seen these before? The manual is in Japanese and I can't really see the maker of them. The only words I see are KSVCI, which yield nothing from a Google search. They are about 78mm across, I guess they are oversized for A15? Any info would be great!Here are a few pictures:

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It's a bit hard to tell from here. Looks like they accommodate floating pins and they have valve reliefs. They look pretty decent, 78 is pushing it a little but do-able.

Some clearer pics of the pistons outside of their packet (and in some good light) can bring some more info as well. A picture of the underside of the piston will probably reveal manufacturer, forged/cast (I THINK they are cast??) etc.

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I'll take em if your selling them as I've got an A15 block that needs to be over bored to be of any use.

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The first thing I did was look for markings inside, nothing. =(

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If you measure the gudgeon pin diameter (4 small cylindrical sleeves wrapped in the paper) this could help determine what/which A-series it suits or was intended for (you could just drill out the small end of the con-rod to suit if it were a bigger dia pin).

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They are for A14, 2mm overbore

the papers are from Matsuoka, the Datsun parts specialists in Yokohama, good stuff!

http://www.matsuoka-m.com

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Thanks for that info!

I can vaguely remember him saying these can be used for this car if it ever needs a rebuilt, but you will have to bore it out.

http://www.matsuoka-m.com/web/parts/e ... 14-780790a15-7807901.html

I guess these are it?

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Well, measuring the piston pin centerline to top of piston (gudgeon height) will confirm if they are for A14 or for A15.

You scored -- $840 for a set!

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Thanks! I guess the mystery is solved. I was just putting them away and noticed the words "A15 79(/) scribbled in faded pencil on the box.

Thanks again.

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Wow they worth that much!? They look like cast units to me?

Awesome find nonetheless, wish I found a set in with my 1000 when I bought it!

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