December 17, 200421 yr 12033AA000 that fits ALL EA82 engines, turbo or not. and thats the STD bore. there are 9 sets left in the country....I cant get them for USMB for ~$180. Complete set. 010 is the .25 over, and none in country, ~180 on those as well....can get from JAPAN. 020 is .5 over, 11 in atlanta... ~$121 usmb cost.
December 17, 200421 yr nice, most subarus(non boosted) i have pulled apart look like a ball hone and a rering is all they need. you can usualy still see the cross hatch from the initial machining even on a 200kmile motor. so standard rings should work for most peepl.
December 17, 200421 yr Author your metric to standard conversion doesnt sound right the overbore is directly whats listed in the EPC.
December 17, 200421 yr what about carby pistons to match those rings Will? Me gonna need a nice set when I rebuild a motor for the RX....MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:grin: I'd need the pistons to match the last bore of rings you have posted on here...
December 18, 200421 yr Author what about carby pistons to match those rings Will? Me gonna need a nice set when I rebuild a motor for the RX....MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:grin: I'd need the pistons to match the last bore of rings you have posted on here... MPFI and Carb pistons list as SAME part number. SPFI are separate PN, as are the 85-86 Turbo( pistons, 87-88 B, and 88-90 B. umm get a set made should be much better in the long run Cosworth builds all their engines with OE SUBARU piston rings. Go figure.
December 18, 200421 yr the overbore is directly whats listed in the EPC. 10 millimeter = 0.3937008 inch thats a big overbore to me.
December 18, 200421 yr Author or wiat, maybe it was 0.025 and 0.050 overbore....i'll look tomorrow and see....wait, LOL, monday.
December 19, 200421 yr so then what pistons should I use in my RX for the higher compression which I believe was like 9.5:1 or so....?
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