Magnetic KS Alusil cylinders?
#1
Magnetic KS Alusil cylinders?
Hi,
im just rebuilding my 2.7 and got to the cylinders. They are KS and have the marking 854/2B and are supposedly alusil. The thing is that when testing with a magnet the surface seems to be magnetic.
When reading on this these KS cylinders are supposed to be alusil which shouldn't be magnetic.
Am I missing something?
90mm cylinders for 1976 2.7
im just rebuilding my 2.7 and got to the cylinders. They are KS and have the marking 854/2B and are supposedly alusil. The thing is that when testing with a magnet the surface seems to be magnetic.
When reading on this these KS cylinders are supposed to be alusil which shouldn't be magnetic.
Am I missing something?
90mm cylinders for 1976 2.7
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Material doesn't appear alusil to me. Cast iron imo. Post picture of bore..
#4
I finally figured out that someone actually put cast iron liners into the original cylinders.
So so here goes... can I bore these out to 92mm and put a new set of JE 9.5:1 pistons in there to get my engine running again?
thought, ideas?
So so here goes... can I bore these out to 92mm and put a new set of JE 9.5:1 pistons in there to get my engine running again?
thought, ideas?
#6
Doing the actual work is within my local machinist capability for sure.
My concern is if taking 1mm out on the radius would leave a too thin wall and that it would deform under heat.
My concern is if taking 1mm out on the radius would leave a too thin wall and that it would deform under heat.
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#8
Yes confusing indeed!
It it is the 97mm spigots and I'm now thinking if I should just get a set of 92mm JBs 9.5:1 and let my local machinist bore and hone to perfection.
It it is the 97mm spigots and I'm now thinking if I should just get a set of 92mm JBs 9.5:1 and let my local machinist bore and hone to perfection.