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Old June 13th 2003, 19:54
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Is posible use non Vw Pistons?

Somebady know if is possible use in a type 4 engine other non
VW pistons,just boring liners.
I listened somepeople used a std Jeep piston +- 95 mm, boring
liner in a type 4 94mm ,and increase the piston size using a
same liners bored.
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Old June 14th 2003, 17:42
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yes, just check that they clear everything and fit properly. I heard of guys using Toyota pistons here, due to the rarity of decent yet affordable aftermarket pistons down here
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Old June 23rd 2003, 05:15
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We use motorcycle-pistons, too. I would be a bit freightened of the Jeep pistons, they sound not good for me. The heat dissipation and the extending of the piston is very different from this engine, but ask the manufacturers before, most of them can tell, if you could drive such a piston in an aircooled engine!
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Old June 23rd 2003, 06:39
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Is possible use non VW pistons

Thanks Oliver,have you some piston motorcicle model to use?
And wich is the maximum boring size i can do in a 94MM liner?
Thanks for your help.Mario
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Old June 24th 2003, 03:56
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We receive 96mm pistons for 80mm lift, that you can fit into the 94mm liners after boring & honing. That are 4 valve models with a relatively flat piston bottom, I think it's a Yamaha model, but don'T ask me for special numbers (It's from a KS piston book!), as I searched pretty long for them!
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Old March 1st 2004, 02:52
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Pistons

Well I use Subaru pistons in my type 1
They are forged and v good.
I think they are 94mm and I use a 92mm moly crank.
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Old April 12th 2004, 11:15
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If anyone has information as to what brands and part numbers, that would be of great help.


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Old September 8th 2008, 01:07
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Brent, u use subaru 92mm moly crank?? or vw??
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Old September 8th 2008, 03:11
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Something that I would be interested in as well...

What other pistons could be used in a Type 4?
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Old September 8th 2008, 10:44
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WAIT2! do u use this subaru stuff in a type 1 or ytpe 4??
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