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  1. 11-25-2017, 06:28 PM #1
    tcsracing1
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    cast iron cylinders or aluminum cylinders for build?

    I have a choice of cast iron T cylinders or E,S aluminum cylinders for my 2.5L build.

    Any pros/cons?
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    Aluminum with nikasil lining or aluminum biral cylinders ? Nikasils are good if not worn or warped . Birals can be warped but lighter and better cooling than cast iron .
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