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leec
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« on: July 24, 2011, 16:10:27 pm »

I have an ali case that is machined for 10mm case savers and 90.5/92mm Pistons (96mm bored)

I would really like to run 94 pistons, as heads are easier to come by, and have seen lowbugget.com do a 'slip-in' mahle 94mm barrel that fits in a 90.5 bored case, I believe the barrel goes from 97.25 to 96 mm

I have had a frined say he has used them with no issues but wondered what other peoples real life experiences with them were. I dont think I can bore my case for actual 94's as the case savers are 10mm and it will get too thin Huh

Lee
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« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2011, 22:28:55 pm »

using it for 2nd season street and racing - in my 2276 (kitchen build thread) without problems!
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« Reply #2 on: July 24, 2011, 23:09:07 pm »

In 2007, when I increased the displacement of my 2017 cc engine up to 2332 cc, I installed the Lowbugget 94 mm Mahle slip-ins.

I just swapped  camshafts last week and the cylinders look fine so far.  I have almost 200 races on this kit (1/4-mile drag racing) as well as 8,000 miles/12,800 km of mostly city driving.  I elected to go this route, as there was precious little meat surrounding the 8 mm case savers in the stock magnesium case.

I've been running everything from 9.6:1 CR up to 10.5 over the years...currently 10.6:1 CR with 91/94 octane (Canada).
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Neil
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