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Thread: FS or FT: Mahle piston cylinder set 2.4L

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    FS or FT: Mahle piston cylinder set 2.4L

    For sale or preferably trade: new Mahle Piston/Cylinder - set of 6. 2.4L 84mm 8.5:1 CR. Mahle part number 501 01 90. Brand new in sealed original packaging.

    reference number 911 103 944 01

    prefer a trade for a set of 6 Mahle P/C for a 911 Normal 2.0L 130hp - 911 103 909 01
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    Price please
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    $3250 or trade

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    Thanks! GLWS
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    T E or S.......?
    Last edited by Cliff; 10-31-2019 at 07:31 AM.
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    i think T but please do your own research as well.

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    Ok. Mine are T as well.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff View Post
    T E or S.......?
    8.5 compression is for 2.4 S. The reference part number given is also for 2.4 S.
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