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ROConnor
Re: Identify these pistons?
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Pretty sure thats a standard US a14/15 piston. .050" oversize

Edit: seem to remember reading about the dish being diferent somewhere? DD can no doubt shed some light??

Posted on: 2009/12/8 9:21
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Re: Identify these pistons?
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have no idea what piston is that but i dont think its a stock A14's piston,looking from the piston's dish..

below is the pictures of the piston from my A14..hth

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and its pretty look like mine (after the piston been shaved)

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Posted on: 2009/12/8 9:15
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Identify these pistons?
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Can anyone identify these pistons? Are they stock A14's. They are in an A14 block...

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jpg  A14Pistons8.JPG (28.30 KB)
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Posted on: 2009/12/8 8:40
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