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Thread: FS: *NEW* Mahle Motorsport 92mm (2.8) RSR P&C set

  1. 01-04-2014, 05:02 PM #1
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    FS: *NEW* Mahle Motorsport 92mm (2.8) RSR P&C set

    $4800 (plus shipping from 91301)

    Brand-new in-box Mahle Motorsport 92mm (2.8 RSR) piston and cylinder set. (Kits PC92-001 & PP92-001). This is a complete unused set including 6 cylinders, 10.3:1 C/R pistons, rings and pins.

    I bought this set a couple years ago for a rebuild/upgrade project but ended-up sticking with a 2.7 displacement. Feel free to PM me with any questions or offers, but note that I am not a mechanic/builder so for technical details you'll be better-off searching the archives here or checking with your engine builder.
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  2. 01-04-2014, 05:03 PM #2
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  3. 01-04-2014, 09:25 PM #3
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    Beautiful stuff Chris...
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  4. 01-11-2014, 09:12 AM #4
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    Still available! I will consider any reasonable offer.
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    They are great, but don't they require special RSR heads?
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    yep do they need the heads? also where are you on price range?
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    I'm no expert but understand they can be used with standard 2.4/2.7 heads, however machine work may be needed to bring down the C/R at least if you want to run on pump gas. (My original plan for these was to use my existing 2.7 twin-plug heads and run race gas.)

    There are a bunch of earlier threads here and on Pelican on this topic...

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    I had a 2.8 twin-plug engine a few yrs ago that was built from a 2.4S base using Mahle RSR pistons/cylinders & which retained the S heads.
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