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Greg Ondayko
PostPosted: Wed Jan 22, 2020 8:06 am 
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How many times are they reusable?
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Looks Like flat top 2.2 Pistons on molnar rods are approx ~-0.060" in the hole.

Calculations with 88mm piston (3.445"), a regular Head gasket and a 45cc Head are ~ 10.5 Comp Ratio.


These are on my paper calculations, and no measurements of actual parts.

.901 Pins can be floated on the rods and that will work well on this combo for me.

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Greg, my current motor has 2.2 pistons on the Molnar rods. But I am using a large dished 2.2 piston with my turbo application. There are many permutations of the 2.2 pistons, including several different dished pistons.

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Thanks Brian!

Maybe you can break away from keeping that power plant from melting down for 22 seconds and let me know the part # for those pistons?


Cheers Flyin' Brian!


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Silvolite 1291H pistons. They have a 14.5cc dish.

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