Teddy

Yep.......i melted no.2 piston so i just oreder a forge kit out of the US ma baby should b baack up soon...now da problem is my car's engine is a ej20 which originally came with 92 mm pistons....but i was told if im runnin forge it wood b good to reburr the block to 92.25 mm then my car wood be a 2.1L instead of a 2.0L

Is this Tru ??

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iTrader: (7)

Hello, again, Teddy. Any competent machine shop should be able to 'mike' (measure using a micrometer) the pistons for you and re-size your cylinder bores to the correct clearances. Each piston should be miked individually and each cylinder should be honed oversize, based on the piston that is going into that cylinder. Honing is preferable to a boring machine, as it removes small amounts of metal at a time and can leave the correct crosshatch pattern on the cylinder walls without a separate step.

You will of course need a new set of piston rings to go with the pistons.

Here's an engine displacement calculator. Just plug in the number of cylinders, bore, and the stroke.

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