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Thread: 1967 911 piston cylinder set recommendation

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    1967 911 piston cylinder set recommendation

    Hi,

    Friend is rebuilding his 1967 engine - 2.0 (not S). Wanting to stay as close to std as possible. Car is historically significant so being Kardex correct is the aim. Chassis is in full resto mode at present.
    What is the group's experience with the Mahle and LN sets currently available.
    Any recommendations/suggestions appreciated.

    Cheers
    Gary
    Kiwi
    1972 911S
    1967 912
    1959 356A Conv D
    Early S Registry # 306

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    Mahle is original...they're not cheap.

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